What Megatrends Propel the Biochemicals Industry Forward?
Increasing interest from chemical, biotech, feedstock, and traditional energy companies in entering the biomanufacturing ecosystem is driving transformational growth by boosting biochemical production
This analysis examines the biochemical space and biorefineries across the world. The primary segmentation is by the different types of biochemicals produced in biorefineries using a wide range of processes and technologies. It explores key megatrends and dynamics in the biochemicals ecosystem, including feedstocks, processing technologies, enabling technologies, bio-based intermediates/platform chemicals, bio-based products, and end applications.
The analysis assesses the competence of different types of feedstocks, including food/non-food competing feedstocks, agricultural/forest residues, industrial wastes, and municipal sewage waste (MSW). It aims to uncover the level of integration, consolidation, partnerships, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) trends in the biochemicals space in recent years. It also aims to identify the opportunities that biochemicals and biorefineries are creating for companies in the traditional chemical industry.
- What are the potential growth opportunities for stakeholders across the value chain and around the biochemicals ecosystem?
- Which growth avenues are emerging for chemical companies, technology companies, and biorefineries in terms of demand for bio-based products, creative feedstocks, and biochemical processes?
- How can you capitalize on growth dynamics for various biochemicals, and which end-industries & applications should your company target in the biochemicals space?