US EditionEU Signals Stronger Backing for Bioeconomy as Sector Struggles Against Polluting Alternatives
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EU signals stronger backing for bioeconomy as sector struggles against polluting alternatives
The European Commission has pledged to step up support for the development of the bioeconomy sector, which is seeking to become commercially viable while competing against cheaper, more polluting alternatives. European Environment Commissioner Jessika Roswall told reporters in Brussels that the Commission considered the bioeconomy to be a realistic and necessary pathway for the future, […] The post EU signals stronger backing for bioeconomy as s…
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(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you in association with the European Commission. Today, the Commission adopted a new Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy, charting a way forward to build a clean, competitive and resilient European economy. By using renewable biological resources from land and sea and providing alternatives to critical raw materials, the EU will move forward towards a more circular and…
The Spanish Gas Association (Sedigas) has welcomed the fact that biogas, in particular biomethane, occupy "a central place" in the new European Bioeconomy Strategy, presented by the European Commission, and has urged public administrations in Spain to have "ambition, certainty and regulatory security" to take advantage of the country's potential. In a statement, the employers stressed that the Brussels strategy recognizes that bioeconomy is a "s…
EU unveils new strategy framework for bioeconomy
The European Commission released its new bioeconomy strategy to push forward its plan to strengthen the European economy by making it more resilient and self-sustaining, without relying on fossil fuels. “The bioeconomy holds the answer to combining prosperity with environmental protection. It restores ecosystems while leading on biotechnologies,” said the Commission’s Executive Vice President for Clean Energy Teresa Ribera while presenting the s…
European Commission adopts new bioeconomy framework
Today, the European Commission has announced the adoption of a new Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy, seeking to build a 'clean, competitive and resilient' European economy by using renewable biological resources and providing alternatives to critical raw materials.
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