New Circular Business Models
The current linear model of resource extraction is incompatible with new public policies and the needs of companies and industry to face environmental risks and the scarcity of raw materials, the finite nature of fossil fuels, and the long-distance import of materials. New business models are emerging in response to the urgency for sustainable green progress, transitioning from a linear model based on consumption and waste to a circular system that extends the lifespan of materials and products.
Learn more about this topic in the article, published in the "Bioenergy" dossier of Renováveis Magazine, available for download at: New circular business models in the production of bioproducts and bioenergy
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