Welcome to PHYBi

PHytomanagement for a
Bio-Based Textile Industry

pHYBi is an initiative funded by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) that aims to combine the phytoremediation of polluted soils with the valorisation of lignocellulosic biomass to contribute to soil health and 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.

years Project duration
October 2024 – September 2028

Million EUR
European Comission, Horizon Europe

Partners
Spain, Italy, France, Croatia, Germany

Case Studies
in France, Spain and Croatia

News & Events

pHYBi’s First Year

8. December 2025

The pHYBi project is celebrating its first anniversary with some exciting progress in transforming contaminated soils into sustainable textile innovations. Backed by the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU), the project combines soil remediation with bio-based textile solutions. This approach tackles the dual challenges of soil restoration and the demand for circular feedstock.

Taller Co-Creativo

4. December 2025

Click here for the English version RESTAURAR AYOLUENGO: SOLUCIONES BIO-BASADAS PARA EL PAISAJE POST-PETRÓLEO Desde Digital Innovation Hub on Livestock, Environment, Agriculture & Forest (DIH-LEAF) e ICCRAM – Universidad de Burgos, miembros del consorcio del proyecto europeo pHYBi, tenemos el placer de invitarle a participar en el Taller Co-Creativo pHYBi,

pHYBi Co-Creation Workshop

4. December 2025

Click here for the Spanish version Restoring Ayoluengo: Bio-based solutions for the post-petroleum landscape From the Digital Innovation Hub on Livestock, Environment, Agriculture & Forest (DIH-LEAF) and ICCRAM – University of Burgos, both members of the European pHYBi project consortium, we are pleased to invite you to participate in the

Wel­come to PHYBi

PHytomanagement for aBio-Based Textile Industry