The New Biofabrik: Why we believe the World is on the Right Track!
The good news first: worldwide, we can observe an increasing number of startups in the environmental sector emerging from the heart of our now not-so-small Cleantech universe.
The good news first: worldwide, we can observe an increasing number of startups in the environmental sector emerging from the heart of our now not-so-small Cleantech universe.
Every litre of waste oil contaminates up to one million litres of drinking water, pollutes groundwater and seas and is responsible for the death of flora and fauna in large parts of the world.
Worldwide, an estimated 25 million tons of waste oil are produced every year. This corresponds to a chain of one million articulated lorries lined up in a row with a length of 23,000 kilometres.
At this point, we report at regular intervals on progress in the development of our plants and concepts. But what if there wasn’t any progress?
Since 2008, the EU has been supporting selected start-ups in the environmental sector with its Eco Innovation Programme.
The packaging company SchurStarSystems, founded in 1846, invests in the bio factory White Refinery. After its completion, the plant will convert the production residues of the main plant into energy and, after a successful test phase, will be used worldwide.
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Every year, mankind produces over 100 million tons of plastic. Only the smallest part of it can be recycled after use – the remaining plastic waste collects on countless landfills and in our seas.
The technology produces plant-based amino acids and healthy fertilizers from renewable raw materials and thus makes an important contribution to solving the global food problem.
The pilot plant of our biorefinery has been in continuous operation for three months and now reliably produces green chemicals from renewable raw materials. We