The BIOMAC consortium recently held its 30-Month General Assembly, marking a significant milestone in the project’s timeline. The gathering, which took place at the Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant in Ghent, Belgium, provided a platform for all partners to engage in a comprehensive review of the project’s progress over the past six months.

During the assembly, discussions centered around the advancements made in the BIOMAC project, with a focus on the evaluation of the applications submitted through the OPEN CALL for OITB (Open Innovation Test Bed) services. This initiative is a testament to BIOMAC’s commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration within the industry.

Representing IDENER at the event, notable progress was showcased in the area of computational modeling for the pilot plants associated with the project. This development is pivotal for optimizing processes and enhancing the project’s overall outcomes.

The consortium’s dedication to driving forward the project’s objectives was evident throughout the event.