Green Chemistry Campus Event Highlights Innovation Policy and European Funding
Breda, Tuesday, 25 November 2025.
On 19 November, key stakeholders from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Province of North Brabant discussed collaboration between government and industry to drive sustainable innovations and economic growth.
Highlighting the Role of Pyrolysis in Circular Economy
The event on November 19 at the Green Chemistry Campus showcased the innovative LEGO-pyrolysis installation, a creative way to demonstrate the process of pyrolysis. This installation is part of the C-Recycle and Slice projects, which aim to provide circular solutions through chemical recycling. The installation serves as an educational tool for schools, entrepreneurs, government officials, and local residents, highlighting how pyrolysis can be an integral part of sustainable practices [1].
Collaborative Efforts for Sustainable Innovations
During the event, tours were conducted to visit various partners involved in the projects, including TNO, MNEXT, and Corsair Group International. These organizations are working collaboratively at the Green Chemistry Campus to advance sustainable innovations. Corsair Group International, in particular, operates a real pyrolysis installation, which exemplifies the practical application of these technologies in driving chemical recycling forward [1].
Government and Industry Synergy
Representatives from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy and the Province of North Brabant emphasized the importance of collaboration between government and industry. The discussion centered on leveraging European funding to support sustainable innovations that address climate change and promote economic growth. This partnership is seen as crucial in facilitating the transition to a greener economy [1].
Future Opportunities and Funding
The event also provided a platform for discussing future opportunities for funding and support within the green technology sector. Attendees explored ongoing projects and possibilities for new initiatives that could benefit from European funding schemes. The focus was on enhancing the capability of startups and small businesses to innovate and contribute to the circular economy, aligning with broader European sustainability goals [1].