Bioenergy Europe provided feedback on the evaluation of the LULUCF regulation. This feedback emphasizes setting achievable, science-based targets, the importance of sustainable forest management, and the need to separate LULUCF from emissions reduction targets while supporting technical carbon removals....
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A joint statement by IRENA and international partners highlights bioenergy's crucial role in the fight against climate change. ...
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Last week, Bioenergy Europe signed BIOEAST Stakeholders Manifesto on “Sustainable supply chains and strengthened local processing of bioresources in Central and Eastern Europe”. Recognizing the macro-region’s valuable natural assets, such as fertile soils, freshwater resources and renewable biomass, the Manifesto stresses the need for enhancing local knowledge on environmentally friendly technologies. ...
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On 25 April, the European Parliament adopted in plenary the Net Zero Industry Act. The legislation’s aim is to strengthen the European manufacturing capacity of net-zero technologies and overcome barriers to scaling up the manufacturing capacity in Europe....
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On 18 April, the Board of Directors, General Assembly and Secretariat of Bioenergy Europe met in a hybrid event in Rovaniemi, Finland. ...
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On 12 April, the Council of the European Union adopted the overhaul of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). This new version of the legislation will promote renovation and encourage the replacement of old inefficient fossil fuels boilers with on-site renewables, including biomass. ...
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On 10 April, the European Parliament’s adopted the provisional agreement on the Carbon Removals Certification Framework (CRCF)....
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The Negative Emissions Platform (NEP) is thrilled to announce the launch of the public consultation phase for the Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Industry Commitments. NEP invites feedback from all stakeholders on the document, aiming to refine and enhance its provisions before finalization....
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On 26 March the Bioenergy Europe and ENplus® teams visited IBV's sawmill in Vielsalm, Belgium. The facility stands out for its innovative approach to sustainability. It transforms by-products of wood processing into ENplus® certified wood pellets, while its biomass boilers and solar panels produce more energy than the site consumes....
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Represents the interests of the wood pellet sector to ensure its sustainable developement.
The world-leading, transparent and independent certification scheme for wood pellets.
enSURE Compliance with RED II Sustainability Requirements for the Production of Electricity, Heating and Cooling from Biomass.