Value Chain Assessment
Are green processes and products truly green? This is a central question in the development of a sustainable circular economy that is often overlooked. Processes using bio-based materials or recovered resources as inputs may look sustainable, but can end up having hidden impacts that are only quantified by a value chain assessment. This enables further developments to address the problematic steps of the process and improve its sustainability and applicability in the circular economy.
News
Evaluation of NPK recovery potential from TORWASH®-treated paper sludge, waste olive pomace and fruit & vegetable waste
31 03 2023
Report on continuous operation of the TORWASH® pilot plant for the treatment of fruit & vegetable waste
31 03 2023
Events
Publications
Biorefine News Bulletin ‘April-May 2023’
HOOP – Investment Package Manual for European Cities and Regions. Volume III – National and Regional investment package on circular bioeconomy for European Regions and Cities
HOOP – Investment Package Manual for European Cities and Regions. Volume II – European investment package on circular bioeconomy for European Member States, Regions and Cities
Relevant projects
FOLOU – Bringing knowledge and consensus to prevent and reduce Food Loss at the primary production stage
CHEERS – Producing novel non-plant biomass feedstocks and bio-based products through upcycling and the cascading use of brewery side-streams