Effective bioeconomy policies for the uptake of innovative technologies under resource constraints

Maes, Dries; Passel, Steven Van

doi:10.1016/j.biombioe.2018.11.008

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“…On the other hand, it can guide regulatory design changes to stimulate entrepreneurial activity. Indeed, for the bioeconomy context, previous research has shown that, for example, innovation policies are less effective when they do not address sufficient biomass availability (Maes & Passel, 2019). This issue also came up in our interviews.…”

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The bioeconomy transformation as an external enabler of sustainable entrepreneurship

Hinderer

Kuckertz

2022

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Bioeconomy strategies worldwide emphasize the importance of entrepreneurship in the transformation toward a sustainable and circular bioeconomy. However, the bioeconomy transformation itself also offers great opportunities for creating new ventures. Based on interviews with bioeconomy entrepreneurs from six European countries, we investigate how entrepreneurial opportunities emerge in the bioeconomy context and what competencies entrepreneurs need to act on them. By conceptualizing the bioeconomy transformation as an external enabler of entrepreneurial activity, we open new avenues for research on sustainable development and innovation policy. We conceptualize sustainable entrepreneurship as a phenomenon that can be enabled externally via the transformation toward sustainable development. Furthermore, we show that new venture creation in the bioeconomy requires unique knowledge (transformative knowledge) and specific competencies (sustainable valorization of biomass, marketing of biobased products, and management of limited resources).

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The bioeconomy transformation as an external enabler of sustainable entrepreneurship

Hinderer

Kuckertz

2022

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“…Indeed, a number of primary resources user countries are striving to be at the forefront of innovation and have embraced the sustainability of chemical industry processes as one of their key challenges. [1,2] In this respect, the optimal use of abundant bio-resources could well serve as a renewable feedstock for the global chemical industry. [3,4] Preferably, these bio-resources have to originate from nonedible biomass such as cellulose, i.e., the most abundant biopolymer on earth.…”

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Time and Potential‐Resolved Comparison of Copper Disc and Copper Nanoparticles for Electrocatalytic Hydrogenation of Furfural

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Herein, a comparative analysis of two case example catalysts for electrocatalytic hydrogenation (ECH) of furfural under acidic conditions, namely a copper polycrystalline disc and copper nanoparticles dispersed on carbon support, is performed. To gain a detailed insight on ECH trends, a task‐specific methodology is employed based on electrochemistry–mass spectrometry coupling, which enabled time‐ and potential‐resolved detection of volatile ECH products, i.e., 2‐methylfurane (2‐MF) and H2. In this way, the ability to elucidate potential‐dependent product distribution for the two catalysts, namely faradaic efficiency, is achieved. Accordingly, the nanoparticulate analog is significantly more active toward competitive hydrogen evolution reaction and 2‐MF production, whereas the polycrystalline sample is more selective toward furfuryl alcohol. The observed differences in ECH are ascribed to alterations in surface domains, which is supported by surface‐sensitive lead underpotential deposition characterization.

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Characteristics of Innovation in Bioeconomy

Mittenzwei

2022

Bioeconomy and Sustainability

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Effective bioeconomy policies for the uptake of innovative technologies under resource constraints

Cited by 24 publications

References 51 publications

The bioeconomy transformation as an external enabler of sustainable entrepreneurship

The bioeconomy transformation as an external enabler of sustainable entrepreneurship

Time and Potential‐Resolved Comparison of Copper Disc and Copper Nanoparticles for Electrocatalytic Hydrogenation of Furfural

Characteristics of Innovation in Bioeconomy

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