Over the last decade, the increasing sustainability discourse has pushed interest in
investments in the nexus of economy, bioeconomy, and the circular economy (CE) …

Investment in biofuels, as sustainable alternatives for fossil fuels, has gained momentum
over the last decade due to the global environmental and health concerns regarding fossil …

Biomass is projected to play a key role in meeting global climate targets. To achieve a
resource-efficient biomass use, European bioeconomy strategies increasingly consider the …

The growing environmental concerns and the prospect of irreversible climate change
highlight the necessity for the rapid transformation from fossil-based economy to the modern …

With the depleting resources and climate change tipping us over the edge, what we urgently
require is a rapid and revolutionary transformation-a circular economy (CE). The CE is …

As a result of the linear economy, growing population, and increasing resource
consumption, humanity is seriously challenged by the generation of waste in large quantities …

While 'renewable'is the keyword in a bioeconomy and resource conservation is the
motivation behind a circular economy, a circular bioeconomy is one in which waste streams …

The increasing volume of resources demanded by a growing world population, and the
concomitant need for safeguarding nature, has led to the development of a second …

Biorefinery is a sustainable means of generating multiple bioenergy products from various
biomass feedstocks through the incorporation of relevant conversion technologies. With the …

Bio-economy can be defined as an economy where renewable biomasses are produced
and converted into value-added materials, chemicals, foods, feeds, fuels and energy …