About the Biodolomer For Life project
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Biodolomer® for LIFE Layman report. Please find the Layman Report for Biodolomer for LIFE – project.
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In June 2016, Gaia BioMaterials AB, in a joint partnership with NSR and Båstad Kommun, received EU funds from the LIFE programme for a 30 MSEK project in order to show how fossile-based and energy intensive plastics and packaging materials can be replaced by Gaia BioMaterials renewable and biodegradable biomaterial Biodolomer®
The project will show how Biodolomer® material can be produced and will be validated through four different commercial reference products to control for the feasibility of undertaking it for the European plastic and packaging industry as a whole.
Biodolomer® is unique in its concept as it exhibits all of the following qualities:
Renewable
Biodegradable
Compostable
Convertable to to bioenergy
Significantly reduced CO2-emissions when incinerated, as compared with conventional plastic and paper.
Whilst other existing biomaterials exhibit one or more of these qualities, none of them exhibit all of them, making Biodolomer® the most versatile biomaterial available.
Biodolomer® for Life is part of the LIFE programme and has as such received received financial support from the European Union.
Disclaimer
The “Biodolomer® for Life” project is focused on closing the loop in the circular economy through the introduction of Biodolomer® – a fully biodegradable biomaterial – and is part of the EUs LIFE program; the financial instrument supporting environmental, nature conservation and climate action projects throughout the EU.
This publication is produced with the contribution of the LIFE programme of the European Union. It reflects only the author’s view and the Agency/Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.
Read more about LIFE here: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/
Biodolomer® for LIFE is part of the LIFE programme and has as such received financial support from the European Union.