Maritime Forum
The bioeconomy comprises those parts of the economy that use renewable biological resources from the sea – such as fish, algaeand micro-organisms – to produce food, feed, materials, energy and medicine
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A new platform for the Baltic Blue Bioeconomy Kick-off event of the new Blue Platform for the BSR project took place in Helsinki on 5-6 November. |
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From green to blue … putting BBF in the frame The ‘blue bioeconomy’ sector was out in force at the recent EU-hosted conference dedicated to presenting a collective ‘European way’ to achieving a truly ‘sustainable and circular bioeconomy’. |
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State of Play of the Blue Bioeconomy: Report's abstract This short overview is a teaser for the state-of-play report that will be available soon. It highlights the key challenges of the Blue Bioeconomy |
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Finland, Portugal and Spain announce collaboration on Blue Bioeconomy On 1 October 2018, Finland, Portugal and Spain have announced further collaboration on Bioeconomy, and more especially in the Blue Bioeconomy sector |
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The new Bioeconomy Strategy of the European Commission has been published! On 11 October 2018, the Commission has put forward an action plan to develop a sustainable and circular bioeconomy that serves Europe's society, environment and economy. |
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Blue Bioeconomy Forum Newsletter #2: Autumn edition Subscribe to our three-monthly newsletter to receive a recap of upcoming blue bioeconomy events, recent publications, and the best of our news articles, showcasing successful business stories, promising innovations and the latest advancements in the blue bioeconomy sectors |
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Seagriculture 2018 (7th International Seaweed Conference) Place: Galway, Ireland Start date: 06/11/2018 (All day) Last update: 28/09/18 |
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Sustainable and circular Bioeconomy, the European way Place: Brussels, Belgium Start date: 22/10/2018 (All day) Last update: 28/09/18 |
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AlgaEurope 2018 Place: Amsterdam, the Netherlands Start date: 04/12/2018 (All day) Last update: 28/09/18 |
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Mapping Europe’s blue biotech potential In the past years, European regions have focused on developing Smart Specialisation strategies to respond to the need for transformation and modernisation of their economy. We asked Lucas Bosser from CPMR how European regions have included marine biotechnologies in these strategies. |
