WEI: Building a Circular Bioeconomy in WI at Appleton

The Wisconsin Energy Institute is hosting two workshops exploring the development of a circular bioeconomy ecosystem in Wisconsin in which renewable and waste resources are used as raw materials, substituting biomass-based and recycled carbon for fossil carbon in energy and products.  In-person, at these workshops you will review and prioritize recommendations for Wisconsin’s bioeconomy, connect with other stakeholders, and discuss ongoing strategies to build a bioeconomy ecosystem. There is no cost to attend and breakfast and lunch will be provided.

 Find more information and register for the June 21 workshop