Entrepreneurs can apply for a subsidy from April 1 to May 13 to conduct applied research and determine the industrial and economic feasibility of innovative production and recycling processes for biopolyesters and applications.
These projects must be aimed at solving technical innovation issues from the market and industry, with the aim of accelerating the adoption of these solutions.
The subsidy is made available via the EKOO scheme from the National Growth Fund BioBased Circular, with a maximum subsidy amount of €500,000 per project. There is a budget of €2.5 million.
