About the Digital Launch Interdisciplinary Research at ATU Powering Ireland’s Bioeconomy Atlantic Technological University (ATU) is proud to announce the launch of its new ATU Research Showcase series. The first edition “Meet ATU’s Bioeconomy Innovators” will coincide with Bioeconomy Ireland Week 2025 (13–19 October). The Showcase will consist of a booklet publication, developed by ATU’s […]
About the Event Technological University of the Shannon - Tuesday 14 October, 10:00-13:00, Online Online webinar bringing together research, industry, and policy to shape Ireland’s circular future. Highlighting DAFM-funded research projects and an industry collaboration session. Registration Link : https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/midwest-bioeconomy-in-action-tickets-1718344096449?aff=erelexpmlt
About the Event This year’s theme, “Inspiring local communities for a sustainable, competitive Ireland”, has inspired us to address a key gap: the low number of bio-based projects submitted to the EIP-AGRI Operational Group (OG) funding call in Ireland. The event will work to answer the questions (1) How to boost Irish bio-based EIP-AGRI OGs and (2) Are bio-based […]
Agri-food ‘Waste’ in the Circular Bioeconomy: Regulatory Insights, will be held online on Tuesday 14 October 2025, 2pm - 3.30pm. About The Event The event will open with a webinar/information session featuring the EnableBIO team, who will present an overview of the ongoing EPA-funded project. This will be followed by short presentations from selected speakers, highlighting […]
About the Event Local Authority Services National Training Group (LASNTG) Wednesday 15th, 9:00-16:00, Monaghan Peace Campus The ESTG conference will address some of the current issues in Local Authorities and present best practice examples and case studies in the areas of Climate, Water, Waste and Environmental Quality while referencing actions and opportunities around these.
About the Event Munster Technological University Wed 15/10/2025, 9:30am, UL Workshop aimed at advancing the market uptake of recycled fertilisers. The goal is to bring together stakeholders across the value chain to identify and address key challenges. Discussing potential solutions to support wider adoption and long-term scalability of recycled nutrient products. Link for Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/bioeconomy-week-supporting-the-market-for-recycling-derived-fertilisers-tickets-1659679820019
Local authorities share updates on bioeconomy initiatives, discuss barriers, enablers, and climate risks with cascading impacts and solutions, showcase impact stories, and visit the Teagasc Grange AD pilot plant
The Cost of Not Developing a Circular Bioeconomy: Perspectives informed by carbon accounting and foresight analysis 16.10.2025 | 10:00–11:30 Irish Time/11:00-12:30 CET | (ONLINE) Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions are projected to decline by just 23% by 2030 (relative to 2018), falling short of legislative targets. This underperformance will bring economic as well as environmental consequences […]
Organised by: REGENERATE and AIMBIO Project Teams When and Where: 16th October 2025, 2pm to 3pm - Online Webinar This webinar will be an opportunity to hear about two groundbreaking projects, each awarded €4.5 million in government funding, and how they are driving bio-based innovation across the island. REGENERATE, led by Greenville Energy in Tyrone, […]
Ever wonder how we can turn farm waste and food leftovers into sustainable plastic? Join us during Bioeconomy Ireland Week for a public tour of the PROMOFER Lab at UCD's BiOrbic Research Centre! Discover how cutting-edge technology is using tiny organisms, like yeast in brewing, to create the next generation of materials and […]
About The Event School of Food Science and Environmental Health, TU Dublin 17th October, 10-1, Central Quad, TU Dublin Grangegorman, Dublin 7. A variety of agri-food related applications of the bioeconomy including demonstrations and hand on activities.
Bioeconomy Solutions for Climate Adaptation October 17th - 9:30am – 11:00am Delivered as part of eth Local Authority Climate Action Training Programme, this webinar provides an overview of how national bioeconomy policy is evolving, explores differing bioeconomy solutions and the role of local authorities in promoting same. Link to Webinar https://tipperarycoco.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UzETLBqnT8GlvZISXIHhYw#/
