" Given Europe's high import demand for fuel and its commitments to reduce CO2 emissions
under the Kyoto Protocol, political pressure to implement strategies for the use of renewable …

Background The EU bioeconomy strategy aims to accelerate the European bioeconomy and
its contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris …

Bioeconomy is a response of the European Union and its member states to global
challenges such as ensuring food security, mandatory sustainable management of natural …

The bio-economy is gaining increasing prominence in the policy debate, with several
countries developing bio-economy strategies to decouple economic growth from …

The use of renewable biological resources from the land and sea to produce food, materials
and energy is one of the potential solutions to implement the green transition. The …

An increased understanding of the “bioeconomy” and its application has led to better forms
of monitoring its outcomes in terms of sustainability. The bioeconomy is context-contingent …

The EUBIONET III project has boosted (i) sustainable, transparent international biomass fuel
trade,(ii) investments in best practice technologies and (iii) new services on biomass heat …

The increase in the proportion of renewable energy is a key objective of many policy
instruments and programmes both at the national and European level. All programmes focus …

The critical role of the Circular Bioeconomy in the sustainable transition has been widely
recognised, to the point that a number of countries worldwide have elaborated their …

This paper gives an overview of development of the EU-bioeconomy, 2014–2020. The
Vision of the new Circular Bio-based Economy, CBE is presented: Unlocking the full …