Belgium – How can we prevent the de-industrialization of Europe? Energy and raw material prices are uncertain, but Europe can address its complex regulations. Closer collaboration between large industrial clusters, especially in Northwest Europe, can also have a reinforcing effect. “The urgency is greater than ever,” emphasizes CCO Tom Hautekiet of Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
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A special focus at European Industry and Energy Summit in Antwerp will be Recarb Europe. This programmed theme explores key issues such as future sources of carbon for the chemical industry as we move away from fossil sources.
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On December 7th and 8th, the main stage of EIES23 in Antwerp will offer the inspiring side event ‘Connecting Clusters.’ This initiative offers an in-depth look at the crucial role of industrial clusters in Europe amidst the pressing climate change and economic challenges. This gathering will bring together strategic partners, ranging from port companies, transport […]
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How is the transformation of BASF in Antwerp taking shape? What challenges does Ineos face in Europe’s largest industrial investment project? And what is the state of transition in the port of Antwerp? The first opening keynotes of European Industry and Energy 2023, have been announced.
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Are you ready to showcase your innovative ideas in the field of industrial biotech? Join the Biotech Trail Europe 2024 (Bite24) competition and seize the opportunity to win a study tour through Europe!
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After four editions in the Netherlands The Industry and Energy Summit is crossing borders. So, just write it in your agenda, December 7 and 8 in Antwerp.
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While dark clouds are forming over Chemelot, industry leaders Dirk Smit (Shell), Allard Castelein (Port of Rotterdam), Loek Radix (Chemelot) and Frank Kuijpers (SABIC) gave their visions on the energy and raw materials transition during the opening of the European Industry and Energy Summit 22. Common thread of their visions is: speed, cooperation and use […]
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EIES22 – A student team from the University of Groningen has won the Electe scenario competition. In 2023, the three students may travel with the Electro Trail Europe (Electe)
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EIES22 – Dutch company Suncom Energy can produce concentrated solar heat for industry. Moreover, it also developed an affordable heat battery. Continuous supply of heat and power from solar energy thus seems a step closer. During Dragons’ Den of Transition (DDoT), the start-up is looking for industrial partners to make this more marketable.
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Oxylum, a spin-off from University of Antwerp, already produces formic acid from CO2 with a relatively small electrolyzer. And it can also produce other chemical building blocks. During the Dragons’ Den of Transition on November 30th at Chemelot, the company is looking for chain partners to scale up.
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