The Aragonese technology centers CIRCE and Aitiip have secured seven projects worth €5 million from the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking program, highlighting their position as drivers of sustainable development and innovation in Europe. These projects focus on the bioeconomy, which aims to transform biological raw materials into high-value products like biofuels and bioplastics. Aragon’s efforts in the bioeconomy align with climate change strategies and aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase circularity rates, and create green jobs.
CIRCE is leading four projects, including those focusing on biogas, biomethane, and recycling in the construction industry. Aitiip will coordinate a project on biodegradable solutions in soil, aiming to improve sustainability in agri-food, construction, and landscaping sectors. The projects also involve collaborations to promote the use of renewable resources in various industries.
The bioeconomy plays a crucial role in utilizing renewable biological resources for diverse applications like food, materials, textiles, and energy. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, these projects in Aragon underscore the region’s commitment to driving positive environmental and economic change. The involvement of CIRCE and Aitiip in these projects showcases their expertise and dedication to advancing bioeconomy initiatives in Europe.
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