The Alliance for Environmental Bioremediation (ALL4BIOREM) continues to expand, bringing together innovative solutions for cleaner and healthier environments. We now have 10 European projects dedicated to advancing bioremediation technologies.
Let me introduce our newest members:
pHYBi – phytomanagement for a bio-based textile industry
pHYBi is a Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) funded initiative that aims to combine the phytoremediation of polluted soils with the valorisation of lignocellulosic biomass to contribute to soil health and to a bio-based circular textile industry.
The key elements of the pHYBi concept are:
Investigation and monitoring of existing and newly established phytomanagement pilot sites.
Testing, optimising, and validating a set of phytomanagement strategies based on woody and herbaceous industrial crops at selected field sites (TRL 5).
Extraction and valorisation of lignocellulosic fractions and quality characterisation for utilisation in textile applications.
Deployment of a Virtual Replication Tool for simulating the phytomanagement process in other European territories and to link biomass producers with the biorefinery industry.
Guidelines, recommendations and thresholds for the replication of pHYBi's case studies.
Proving the technical, economic, social, and environmental feasibility and positive impact of the pHYBi processes.
Website: https://www.phybi.eu/
LIFE MySOIL – competitive and innovative technology to demonstrate the feasibility of mycoremediation to remediate all petroleum-derived organic pollutants from aged industrial contaminated soils.
IASIS – Curing contaminated and saline land with Industrial crops and producing biomass for high-value applications.
BIOREM: Systems Biology, Artificial Intelligence and Advanced BiOtechnology Approaches to Improve Soil BioREMediation.
ALL4BIOREM - soil, seawater and groundwater pollution remediation for a healthier Europe.
ALL4BIOREM is a collaborative initiative aimed at advancing bioremediation technologies and promoting sustainable soil restoration practices. The ALL4BIOREM Cluster unites multiple European projects working towards the shared goal of improving bioremediation techniques. It fosters knowledge exchange, synergies, and collaboration between research institutions, industry experts, and policymakers to enhance the effectiveness of soil decontamination efforts.
The Alliance for Environmental Bioremediation – ALL4BIOREM – cluster gathers 10 bioremediation projects funded by the European Commision under various funding programmes: Nymphe, MIBIREM, SYMBIOREM Project, EDAPHOS, ISLANDR Project, BIOSYSMO Project, pHYBi Project, IASIS Project, LIFE MySOIL and BIOREM.
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