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56bnTurnover of the sector in 2015 (EUR).43Days during which the EU-28 was fuelled by bioenergy in 2018.95%Of bioenergy consumed in EU-28 is locally sourced.+322,800Hectars of forest cover in EU-28 in the last 10 years. -
1/2Of the EU workforce in renewables is employed by bioenergy.1%Annual imports of bioenergy in Europe.6bnLiters of imported oil replaced by European wood pellet in 2015.22%Wood removals used for energy: 78% go to the wood industry.
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Statistical Report 2019GET THE REPORTBIOMASS FOR HEATDid you know that in 2017, bioheat represented 86,6% of the total renewable heat consumption?Time to catch up with the latest data on biomass for heat consumption and potential in the residential and industrial sectors and much more!
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PR: Keep the heat in! New Commission must decarbonise Europe's heating system firstSeptember 18, 2019 -
PR: Bioenergy Europe's five wishes for the new CommissionSeptember 12, 2019
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PR: Biogas: flexible, renewable, enabler of decarbonizationAugust 13, 2019
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PR: EU must pave the road for transport biofuelsJuly 12, 2019
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Support scheme for renewable heat is great news in IrelandJune 5, 2019
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Represents the interests of the wood pellet sector to ensure its sustainable development.The international platform for everyone involved in biomass torrefaction and carbonization.Networkswebsitewebsite
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Advanced Biofuels ConferenceSeptember 17, 2019Stockholm, Sweden
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Biomass for Energy 2019September 24, 2019Kyiv, Ukraine
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Nordic Energy ForumOctober 29, 2019Helsinki, Finland
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4th Pellet ForumJune 10, 2019Cracow, Poland
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100% Renewable H&C for a Sustainable FutureOctober 28, 2019Helsinki, Finland
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Biopower has great potential and an important role to play in the development of an EU energy system with an increasing share of renewables.WG BIOPOWER & CHP
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The Working Group Sustainability was created in 2012 in the context of the preparation of the EU legislative framework on bioenergy sustainability. key topics discussed by the WG include sustainable forest management, greenhouse gas emissions savings, and concrete consequences of EU requirements on economic operators.WG SUSTAINABILITY
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The WG’s main objective is to contribute to a supportive business environment for our members to thrive in by formulating and disseminating Bioenergy Europe’s common positions on EU competitiveness related legislations.WG COMPETITIVENESS
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The Working Group promotes specific types of biomass feedstocks such as solid vegetal residue streams from agriculture and dedicated perennial lignocellulosic crops. Both result in abundant feedstock sources that are – to this day – largely underutilised.WG AGROBIOMASS
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In the framework of EU’s long-term decarbonisation strategy, tackling the heating and cooling (H&C) sector is getting more and more attention. Biomass can offer a wide range of sustainable solutions, including in the residential sector.WG DOMESTIC HEATING
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