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🚀 Advancing Industrial Defossilisation: nova-Institute launches new “Renewable Feedstock” department The shift from fossil-based carbon to renewable carbon based on #Biomass, #CO2Utilisation and #Recycling is the cornerstone of a climate-neutral #ChemicalIndustry. nova-Institute’s new department is dedicated to providing the essential data, analysis and strategic roadmaps required to secure a reliable future feedstock supply and make this transition a commercial and ecological reality. The Renewable Feedstock department will offer comprehensive services covering the entire value chain, including: 🔎 Feedstock supply & analysis: assessing global and regional availability of biomass, CO₂ sources and recycled carbon. 📊 Market & transformation pathways: material and carbon flow analysis, cost assessments and transition routes to key chemicals and polymers. 🛠 Strategic advisory: sourcing strategies, sustainability and carbon footprint assessments, as well as policy and certification guidance. As Head of Department Christopher vom Berg states, the aim is to shift the discussion from “why” to “how” – providing the feedstock intelligence needed for concrete progress in defossilisation. The new department offers concrete feedstock intelligence that businesses and policymakers urgently require to make significant strides towards defossilisation. The new department brings together a multidisciplinary team that combines deep scientific and economic expertise. It consists of physicist and nova-Institute founder Michael Carus, biologist Anke Schwarzenberger, agricultural economist Olaf Porc, and psychologist Verena Roberts, ensuring that the department’s work is rooted in both technical rigour and an understanding of market dynamics. For more information, please contact Christopher vom Berg, Head of Renewable Feedstock Department: [email protected] #Defossilisation #Feedstock #FossilFree #LCA #ValueChain #RenewableCarbon