Author: Martina

Bioenergy Europe was happy to contribute to making the Nordic Pellet Conference 2025 a success. Svebio’s annual event took place in Stockholm, on January 28th-29th, and represented a great opportunity to understand the latest developments in the Nordic and global pellet market. ...

Together with 44 organisations, Bioenergy Europe has addressed an open letter to President von der Leyen, Executive Vice-Presidents Ribera and Séjourné, and Commissioner Hoekstra. The letter calls on the European Commission to ensure the Clean Industrial Deal supports investment, innovation, and deployment in carbon dioxide removal (CDR), a cornerstone of Europe’s path to climate neutrality....

Bioenergy Europe unveiled today its views on the role of bioenergy in the upcoming EU’s Clean Industrial Deal. The organisation highlights how bioenergy can drive industrial decarbonisation, boost EU competitiveness, and enhance energy security as part of the EU’s transition to a net-zero economy by 2050. ...

Bioenergy Europe was happy to take part in the Biocarbon Summit 2024, an annual event organized by Hawkins Wright. Held in Amsterdam on December 3rd-4th, the summit brought together industry leaders to explore the transformative potential of lignocellulosic biomass in defossilising heavy industry and transportation. ...

On November 11th, the European Union celebrates its Bioenergy Day, marking bioenergy’s vital contributions to Europe’s economic resilience, energy security, and decarbonization goals. ...

Following the European Parliament elections in June, the new European Commission is now in the final stages of its establishment. From November 4 to 12, Commissioner designates formally proposed by President Ursula von der Leyen will undergo hearings Parliamentary hearings in Brussels. ...

Together with 42 organizations, Bioenergy Europe has addressed a letter to Climate Commissioner-designate Wopke Hoekstra, urging to prioritize sustainable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) initiatives in the upcoming EU mandate. ...

Bioenergy Europe fully supports the EU Parliament's ENVI Committee resolution for COP29, which calls for a bold post-2025 climate finance goal, a global phase-out of fossil fuels, and stronger carbon pricing mechanisms. The resolution underscores the importance of reallocating fossil fuel subsidies towards climate action—something Bioenergy Europe strongly advocates for as part of the necessary shift to renewables....

With nearly 50% of Europe's energy consumption going into heating, the event emphasized the role of biomass and alternative fuels in securing a more sustainable and independent energy future....