Salacia exhibited at ChangeNOW 2026 at the Grand Palais in Paris, presenting its approach to transforming invasive sargassum and other marine biomass into renewable fuels and valuable co-products.
The event brought together entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, institutions, researchers and policymakers working on solutions to some of today’s most pressing environmental and climate challenges. For Salacia, it provided an opportunity to engage directly with a broad international ecosystem focused on accelerating the transition toward more sustainable industrial models.
Throughout the event, Salacia presented its vision for marine-biomass valorization and discussed the potential role of challenging coastal biomass in future renewable-fuel value chains. The conversations also highlighted the broader environmental dimension of the project, including coastal resilience, circular use of local resources and the creation of new value from biomass that is currently difficult to manage.
Participating in ChangeNOW also enabled Salacia to exchange with potential partners, investors and organisations interested in sustainable fuels, biomass management and climate-oriented industrial innovation.
The exhibition marked another important milestone in Salacia’s development, strengthening the visibility of its mission while positioning marine biomass within the broader conversation around renewable energy, circularity and sustainable industrial transformation.
