Bioplastics on the Move! – How Can Plant Engineering React to the Biomass Boom?

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The Bio–Based Industry is Just Around The Corner

Summary: the chemical industry is already working intensively on the development of biobased sources of energy and raw materials. As is the case with conventional technology, not every technique developed in the lab can be scaled up for industrial use. At ACHEMA 2012 which will be held on June 18th-22nd in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, exhibitors will showcase new process strategies, better catalysts and innovative products which further improve the cost and efficiency aspects of biomass conversion for the production of energy and raw materials.

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Bioplastics on the Move! – How Can Plant Engineering React to the Biomass Boom?

The Bio–Based Industry is Just Around The Corner