Bioenergy Europe's 2023 Report on Bioelectricity unveils the role of bioelectricity for energy transition, providing the reader with detailed data analysis on current dynamics of electricity, renewable and not, with a focus on electricity produced from biomass (bioelectricity). ...
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Bioenergy Applied: this video explains how we can limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius – including by removing old carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere through technologies such as Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage....
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The first video of ENZA's new video series has been published where Bioenergy Europe, together with Cepi and COGEN Europe discusses system integration with bioenergy and cogeneration. ...
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Bioenergy Europe welcomes the outcome of the trilogue negotiations on the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) in reaching the EU’s climate goals. However, we regret the overcomplication of certain provisions which risks hindering the EU decarbonisation process and destabilising market actors....
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Bioenergy Europe welcomes the outcome of the RED trilogues and the recognition of biomass as100% renewable....
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Bioenergy Europe has joined a new group of 14 EU trade associations working on circular economy. The group aims at presenting EU policymakers with an ambitious common vision ahead of 2030 and, going beyond, leading to a transition towards a circular bioeconomy....
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The preliminary results of a recent study show that the utilisation of forest residues for bioenergy will have a positive climate effect until 2050. The report takes into account the fact that these residues would otherwise be left in the forests and would decay. Taking into consideration decay shows that bioenergy from forest residues is not only carbon neutral but has a substantial positive effect...
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This report looks at the evolution of production and consumption of wood pellets, diving into the different uses for heating and electricity, and different sectors e.g. residential, commercials and industrial....
Read MoreIf the current review of REDIII is to be successful in ensuring that biomass is sourced and used sustainably, it will be important to have realistic and workable proposals so that operationalisation of requirements can be guaranteed.Following its commitment to achieve climate neutrality by 2050, the EU is working tirelessly to respond to the climate crisis which the entire world is facing. In this context, the...
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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.