Mass balance versus segregated bioeconomy: the inevitable cohabitation?

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The world today remains overwhelmingly dependent on fossil resources, particularly oil. These resources are not only limited but increasingly subject to geopolitical tensions, making their availability volatile and their cost unpredictable, something that the current war in the Middle East very well demonstrates. Beyond these challenges, the climate impact of fossilbased materials renders continued use unsustainable.

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The transition to biobased products is a key lever for strengthening sovereignty andreducing dependence on fossil resources, especially for regions lacking local fossil reserves. Today, bioeconomy is rapidly emerging as a cornerstone of economic resilience, industrial competitiveness, and long-term sustainability.

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  • – Initial investements capitalization
  • – Technology & Innovation Gaps
  • – Policy trends and Regulatory Constraints

Mass-balanced products are to the chemical industry what hybrid vehicles are to the automotive sector: a transitional solution, imperfect, yet helpful, on the path toward scalable long-term alternatives such as fully electric mobility and segregated biobased products.

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