Partners

bioplastics MAGAZINE is the global number-one trade magazine dedicated to “Renewable Carbon Plastics”. Since its founding in 2006 bioplastics MAGAZINE has first focused exclusively on bioplastics, i.e. plastics from renewable resources and/or biodegradable plastics. In early 2021 bioplastics MAGAZINE opened up the editorial focus to include topics of CCU (Carbon Capture & Utilisation) and Advanced Recycling in the context of plastic materials.

CO₂ Value Europe is a non-profit organisation representing the community of Carbon Capture Utilisation (CCU) in Europe. Its main goal is to create a more sustainable industry good for the climate and for the economy in fostering the market deployment of a broad set of innovative technologies which can recycle CO₂ emissions into useful products such as fuels, materials and chemicals.

The ECP is a unique event which offers an efficient partnering with slots of 20 minutes b2b talks. At the ECP Start-ups and SMEs meet Corporates and Investors.

ECBF is the first venture fund exclusively dedicated to investing in growth-stage companies in the European bioeconomy, including the circular bioeconomy.

The European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA) represents the interest of the whole European hemp sector.

The mission of the Global CO₂ Initiative (GCI) at the University of Michigan is to get CO₂ capture and use recognized and implemented as a mainstream climate solution.

The Global Organization for PHA is a member-driven, non-profit initiative to accelerate the development of the PHA-platform industry.

IBB is convinced of the need to abandon fossil resources for the production of chemicals, materials and fuels, for their use is neither sustainable, nor environmentally friendly, nor suitable for protecting the climate.

The Institut für Kunststofftechnik focuses its attention on plastic products. Plastics engineering concentrates on the interaction between material, process and product, in order to increase manufacturability and usability properties, intenting to create innovative plastic products which are resource efficient and marketable.

Textile Exchange is a global nonprofit that creates leaders in the preferred fibre and materials industry.

“Our mission is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. From our experience as the world’s leading independent conservation body, we know that the well-being of people, wildlife and the environment are closely linked. That’s why we take an integrated approach to our work.”