BaMS.B3 is establishing a consortium in Schleswig-Holstein to operate a modular scaling facility for the Blue Bioeconomy. The aim is for companies, start-ups and research institutions to scale up bio-based processes from the laboratory to an industrial scale and to test their technical and economic viability. Contribute your expertise and help shape the future testing infrastructure.
Blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) can be found on all German coastlines. This species is very well adapted to this highly dynamiy environment. Learn more about the blue mussel as an important raw material for blue bioeconomy.
The Blue Bioeconomy in Northern Germany supports the transition to a bio-based economy throughout Germany.
Here you can find out everything about the Bioeconomy at Marine Sites Association, the innovation space, our members and how bioeconomy is becoming ‘blue’.