A recent policy brief highlights the significant potential of biomanufacturing for Europe’s bioeconomy, while also drawing attention to the financial barriers that continue to limit the large-scale deployment of bio-based innovations.
The brief explores how advanced biomanufacturing technologies can support the transition towards a more sustainable, circular and competitive European economy, while addressing one of the sector’s key challenges: securing adequate financing during the critical stages of innovation development.
By analysing these challenges, the policy brief identifies possible pathways to unlock investment, strengthen financial support mechanisms and accelerate the commercialisation of bio-based solutions across Europe.
The findings contribute to the broader discussion on how Europe can fully harness the potential of biomanufacturing and the bioeconomy, supporting innovation, industrial competitiveness and the green transition.
Find out more in the full policy brief here.