At Ecoras, we are working on the international EMPHATI project. This project, in collaboration with partners from the northeastern Netherlands and northwestern Germany, focuses on increasing knowledge about PHA Read more »
Last year, Ecoras launched a new line of development aimed at finding new sources of sugar for greening the chemical industry in the northern Netherlands. Read more »
For an international producer of various dog snacks, the environmental impact of a Dutch production plant was mapped using a full LCA. Read more »
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Within the EMPHATI project, Ecoras is working development of a comprehensive LCA of PHA. Read more »
Ecoras conducted an inventory of EU packaging policy for M&G Group and provided advice in preparation for future policy. Read more »
Within the Wad van Waarde project, Ecoras is working to map the environmental impact (LCA) of linen. Read more »
Within this consortium, Ecoras participates in the social, economic and environmental analysis Read more »
New Born Rubber (NBR) is working on rubber recycling research and innovation and has developed a rubber product that can be recycled multiple times. Read more »
At the end of April, Ecoras gave a two-part LCA-Basics (Life Cycle Assessment) training to the lecturers and staff of NHL-Stenden. Read more »
In the Wad van Waarde project "From plastic soup to vegetable soup", Ecoras helps to develop alternatives for the dominant plastic polluting products of the Wadden Sea. Read more »
The Potato Valley Foundation and its members have the ambition to make cultivation more sustainable, by closing the raw and auxiliary material cycles. Read more »
In 2021, Ecoras conducted a quick scan Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) for an international company that sells consumer electronics. Read more »
Together with regional educational institutions, companies & governments, a large-scale research and development program called CICE is now underway. Read more »
Both companies and governments have many legal questions when it comes to circular economy. We know from previous experience that, in many cases, more is possible than previously thought or known. Read more »
How could livestock farmers around Bathmen contribute to Bathmen's energy transition through the mono-fermentation of manure? Read more »
Tasked by the Province of Drenthe, Ecoras analyzed the regional bioresources in future-proofed and inventoried processing routes. Read more »
In the project of Wad van Waarde: "From plastic soup to vegetable soup" we think along in developing alternatives for the big plastic polluters of the Wadden Sea. Read more »
In a circular economy, economic activity builds and rebuilds overall system health. The concept recognises the importance of the economy needing to work effectively at all scales – for large and small businesses, for organisations and individuals, globally and locally.
For the twenty-first century a far bigger goal is needed: meeting the human rights of every person within the means of our life-giving planet.
Nature provides a free lunch, but only if we control our appetites.