{"id":10921,"date":"2024-05-15T09:24:12","date_gmt":"2024-05-15T07:24:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/chemistrynl.com\/?p=10921"},"modified":"2024-05-21T12:15:53","modified_gmt":"2024-05-21T10:15:53","slug":"webinar-exploring-the-netherlands-on-sustainable-chemistry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chemistrynl.com\/en\/webinar-exploring-the-netherlands-on-sustainable-chemistry\/","title":{"rendered":"Webinar exploring the Netherlands on Sustainable Chemistry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Monday June 10th<\/sup>, 9.00h-10.30h NL time, 16.00h-17.30h JP time<\/em><\/p>\n

Are you focusing on the Netherlands to broaden your activities in the area of sustainable and circular chemistry and materials? Do you want to know more about Dutch policies on hydrogen, green chemistry and CO2 mitigation? Please join the digital workshops of ChemistryNL. During this workshop insights will be presented of doing business and innovation in the Netherlands.<\/p>\n

Japan and the Netherlands face similar challenges regarding a sustainable industry. Both countries have the same base chemistry, will become a net import country for green hydrogen and have a large potential in offshore energy. Many focus areas in the relations between Japan and the Netherlands are relevant: circular advanced materials and processes, hydrogen, biobased chemistry, plastics recycling, chemistry for food and pharma and critical materials.<\/p>\n

These focus areas give opportunities for innovative companies and research institutes in both countries. Prior to the World Expo in Osaka, ChemistryNL organizes two digital workshops to explore future cooperations for Japanese and Dutch companies and knowledge institutes, ahead of future trade and innovation missions and bilateral partner programmes.<\/p>\n

You can register here<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Target group<\/strong><\/h5>\n

Japanese startups, scaleups, SMEs, larger companies and knowledge institutes in the field of chemistry, with a special interest in the Netherlands.<\/p>\n

Program<\/strong><\/h5>\n

Opening
\n<\/strong>Jacqueline Vaessen, chair ChemistryNL, Chair Dutch innovation agenda on Circular Economy, interim director NLHydrogen
\nNetherlands Embassy in Japan<\/p>\n

Ecosystems in the Netherlands
\n<\/strong>General introduction \u2013 Mark Schmets
\nPlastics recycling (NGF CircularPlasticsNL) \u2013 Marc Spekreijse
\nBiomass to chemistry (NGF Biobased Circular) – Herman Wories
\nGreen hydrogen and ammonia (NGF GroenvermogenNL) \u2013 Ed Buddenbaum
\nCCU (NGF FutureCarbonNL) \u2013 Martijn de Graaff<\/p>\n

Market regulation European Union and The Netherlands<\/strong>
\nGeneral introduction \u2013 sustainable industry policy in NL
\nPlastics \u2013 Bas Salzmann (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate)
\nHydrogen \u2013 Jarno Dakhorst\/Brigitte Blijdorp ((Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate)
\nCircular carbon \u2013 Elisa Vandermeer (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate)
\nCO2-mitigation and energy taxes \u2013 Maarten Hopman ((Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate)
\nNet zero industry act (NZIA) \u2013 Paul Verbraak (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate)<\/p>\n

Follow-up<\/strong>
\nAll attendees \u2013 supervised by ChemistryNL \u2013 open discussion on what is needed to facilitate bilateral collaboration and business opportunities.<\/p>\n

Conclusions and proposal for follow-up<\/strong>
\nJacqueline Vaessen \u2013 Summarizing main conclusions and proposal for follow-up.<\/p>\n

Registration<\/strong><\/h5>\n

Please register to attend the workshop by filling in the online form<\/a>. You will receive a confirmation and participation link by e-mail.<\/p>\n