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Patenting in the Bioeconomy: An Analysis of Trends and Patterns in the EU

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This report presents a patent-based indicator to measure the innovation output of the bioeconomy, which is a key driver for the European Union's transition to a sustainable and circular economy. The analysis covers the period 2008-2020 and provides insights into the trends and patterns of bioeconomy-related patenting activity in the EU. The results show that the share of bioeconomy patents in the EU patent portfolio is modest but significant, with a mixed growth trend over the observed period. The proposed indicator could be a useful tool for policymakers to monitor and promote the uptake of the bioeconomy in the EU.

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  • Grassano Nicola & M'barek Robert & Gonzales Hermoso Hugo, 2025. "Patenting in the Bioeconomy: An Analysis of Trends and Patterns in the EU," JRC Research Reports JRC144079, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc144079
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