Exploring Financial and Sustainable Gains in Biobased Construction at WeGrow Congress
Bunnik, Thursday, 14 August 2025.
On September 29, 2025, the WeGrow congress in Bunnik will unite leaders to explore biobased building’s economic and environmental benefits, highlighting innovation in sustainable construction practices.
The WeGrow Congress: A Platform for Innovation
Scheduled for September 29, 2025, the WeGrow Congress in Bunnik is set to become a focal point for discussing biobased construction and its dual benefits of profitability and sustainability. The event will be held at the picturesque Landgoederij, providing an ideal setting for decision-makers, farmers, and builders to converge and exchange knowledge [1][5].
Sustainable Building Practices with Economic Benefits
The WeGrow Congress emphasizes the exploration of biobased construction techniques that not only contribute to environmental sustainability but also offer financial returns for stakeholders. For instance, biobased building techniques utilize materials sourced naturally, reducing carbon footprints while enhancing durability. This approach is pivotal as the Netherlands intensifies efforts toward creating a climate-resilient future [1][5].
Introducing the WeGrow Award
A highlight of the congress will be the presentation of the WeGrow Award, given annually to the most impactful innovation that enhances the biobased sector’s professionalism. This award aims to inspire continued advancements in biobased construction by recognizing pioneering efforts and encouraging new entrants to the sector [1].
A Collaborative Effort Towards Green Innovation
In addition to individual achievements, the congress underscores collaborative efforts between various stakeholders in the construction industry. With a Biobased Market featuring real-world applications and success stories, the congress promotes collective action in advancing the green building agenda. Participants will gain insights into how such practices can be economically viable, promoting wider adoption across the industry [3].