It is travelling around the country.
A unique tour bus will show the people of the midlands how to reduce fossil fuels in their lives.
The Biobus will educate schools, community groups and individuals on the bio-economy and how local companies develop bio-based produce.
They will visit 36 locations across the country, including every county.
The Biobus will be in Mullingar on November 4th and Tullamore on November 10th.
Prof Kevin O’Connor, Director of BiOrbic says: "What may be shocking to Biobus visitors is how our reliance on fossil fuels goes much further than just energy, fuel and plastic. Almost every modern-day product contains some element of petrochemicals, which is unsustainable. The bio-economy provides what society needs from renewable, bio-based sources such as plants, animals and microbes."
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