Value proposition

We support your smart transition to renewable carbon

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SCIENCE-BASED CONSULTANCY ON RENEWABLE CARBON FOR CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS

nova-Institute is a private and independent research institute, founded in 1994; nova offers research and consultancy with a focus on the transition of the chemical and material industry to renewable carbon.
What are future challenges, environmental benefits and successful strategies to substitute fossil carbon with biomass, direct CO2 utilisation and recycling? What are the most promising concepts and applications? We offer our unique understanding to support the transition of your business into a climate neutral future.
Our subjects include feedstock, technologies and markets, economy and policy, sustainability, communication and strategy development.

WHY NOVA?
– We offer more than two decades of experience with the use of bio-based materials and products
– You get access to nova’s internal or external top experts and scientist
– Many fruitful partnerships in various national and international associations, research projects and expert groups at your disposal
– We offer several popular platforms for knowledge exchange and communication – a key to success for the bio- and CO2-based economy and the renewable carbon industry
– We host some of the most successful events of the industry: made from experts for experts

We support you at the highest level to find your strategy for a successful future


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nova-Institute, Leyboldstraße 16, 50354 Hürth
Tel.: +49-(0)2233-460 14 00, email: contact@nova-institut.de


Imprint: http://www.nova-institut.de/bio/index.php?tpl=impressumlist&lng=en

bio-based economy, co2-based economy, market research, dissemination, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), techno-economic evaluations (nTEE), bio-based materials and chemistry, CCU, Renewable Carbon, chemical recycling, biopolymers, bio-based building blocks, cellulose fibres, sustainability, feedstocks, economy, policy, and technology scouting