New #CallForTenders
🌿Contribute to the green & just transition with our study on a sustainable EU algae industry
Let's understand algae's role in replacing fish-based feed, nutrient recycling, sustainable food systems & more
👉https://europa.eu/!fc6PjM
#EUAlgaeInitiative #EMFAF
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/cinea_eu/status/1654434217856516096
RT @cinea_EU: New #CallForTenders
🌿Contribute to the green & just transition with our study on a sustainable EU algae industry
Let's understand algae's role in replacing fish-based feed, nutrient recycling, sustainable food systems & more
👉https://cinea.ec.europa.eu/funding-opportunities/calls-tenders/study-support-sustainable-eu-algae-industry_en
#EUAlgaeInitiative #EMFAF https://t.co/8Vg4NsCPkj
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/eurireland/status/1654434359347224579
RT @PolicyPECH: To know more about opportunities and barriers concerning the European macroalgae sector check our recent study on “The future of the EU #algae sector” prepared for @EP_Fisheries: https://research4committees.blog/2023/03/01/publication-the-future-of-the-eu-algae-sector/
#Research4Committees
#EUAlgaeInitiative
#BlueFarmingEU
#BlueEconomy
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/EP_Fisheries/status/1637753019948314625
RT @PolicyPECH: Our new study:
👉gives an overview of EU algae production, incl applications, opportunities & barriers;
👉provides an outline of the algae sector development,
👉summarises the main aspects of the #EUAlgaeInitiative: https://research4committees.blog/2023/03/01/publication-the-future-of-the-eu-algae-sector/
#Research4Committees
#EU4algae
🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/EP_Fisheries/status/1631673649521385472
RT @FelixLeinemann: Just out 👀🎏: overview of 🇪🇺 #algae industry, courtesy of @EU_ScienceHub #Knowledge4Policy. A young and dynamic emerging industry in the #bluebioeconomy.
Watch this space for @EU_MARE's #EUalgaeinitiative, ~six weeks to go... 👇
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC130107 | #EU4algae
Algae can play an important role in the production of sustainable food, feed, materials and energy, and therefore to the transition to a green, circular and carbon-neutral EU economy. Since 2017, the JRC has been collecting and analysing data on algae production and industry in Europe, as part of its work for the Commission’s Knowledge Centre for Bioeconomy, in order to enhance the knowledge base for policymaking. Through this work, the JRC had compiled a comprehensive database on algae production systems, species produced, as well as on the location of the production units, disseminated through the Knowledge Centre for Bioeconomy and the European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet) Human Activities Portal . The database also served as the basis for analysing the algae production industry in Europe . Building upon this previous work, and based on new desk research, web-based surveys, direct exchanges with enterprises, consultations with stakeholders, and compilation and analysis of the Orbis database , the JRC algae database is updated with recent data on algae production, novel socio-economic data, in particular turnover and employment, and an extension to European enterprises that are part of the post-production steps of the algae value chain (processing of biomass and related services e.g., technology providers, R&D, consultancy, traders / exporters, etc.).
RT @FelixLeinemann: Just out 👀🎏: overview of 🇪🇺 #algae industry, courtesy of @EU_ScienceHub #Knowledge4Policy. A young and dynamic emerging industry in the #bluebioeconomy.
Watch this space for @EU_MARE's #EUalgaeinitiative, ~six weeks to go... 👇
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC130107 | #EU4algae
Algae can play an important role in the production of sustainable food, feed, materials and energy, and therefore to the transition to a green, circular and carbon-neutral EU economy. Since 2017, the JRC has been collecting and analysing data on algae production and industry in Europe, as part of its work for the Commission’s Knowledge Centre for Bioeconomy, in order to enhance the knowledge base for policymaking. Through this work, the JRC had compiled a comprehensive database on algae production systems, species produced, as well as on the location of the production units, disseminated through the Knowledge Centre for Bioeconomy and the European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet) Human Activities Portal . The database also served as the basis for analysing the algae production industry in Europe . Building upon this previous work, and based on new desk research, web-based surveys, direct exchanges with enterprises, consultations with stakeholders, and compilation and analysis of the Orbis database , the JRC algae database is updated with recent data on algae production, novel socio-economic data, in particular turnover and employment, and an extension to European enterprises that are part of the post-production steps of the algae value chain (processing of biomass and related services e.g., technology providers, R&D, consultancy, traders / exporters, etc.).
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