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The Italian bioenergy sector urges the national government to rethink the RES support measures
Four Italian associations representing the bioenergy sector at large co-signed a manifesto calling the Government for concrete and immediate actions to ensure that adequate support measures for bioenergy are maintained and reinforced in the coming years.
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EU Green Recovery: how to make it right?
With this Policy Paper, Bioenergy Europe wishes to highlight the contribution of the bioenergy sector to the key aspetcs of the proposed Recovery Plan while putting forward a set of recommendations urging policymakers to refine some other core elements.
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Bioenergy industry views on the EU Strategy for Energy System Integration
Bioenergy Europe welcomes the EU Strategy for Energy System Integration and the European Commission’s continued commitment to foster EU’s path to decarbonisation. As stated in the strategy, ‘we are still far from where we need to be by 2050’, with electricity and heating generation still heavily reliant on fossil fuels. However, through fast-tracking renewable energy deployment and the phasing out fossil fuels, Europe can deliver on this much-needed energy transition.
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PR: The EU transport sector continues to rely heavily on oil. But a viable alternative already exists and needs to be supported.
Bioenergy Europe, in collaboration with the European Renewable Ethanol Association (ePURE), is pleased to announce the launch of the third chapter of its Statistical Report 2020 focusing on biofuels for transport.
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PR: Fostering the biogas sector is essential to ensure the decarbonisation of the EU
Bioenergy Europe, in collaboration with the European Biogas Association, launches the second chapter of its Statistical Report 2020 focusing on biogas and its upgraded version, biomethane. The Report looks at the biogas consumption and production in the EU and provides an in-depth and up-to-date analysis on the sector’s state of play.
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Bioenergy Carbon Capture and Storage: A key enabler of carbon neutrality by 2050
The EU bioenergy sector is at the edge of technological innovations providing unique and sizeable solutions at a time of climate emergency. Drastic reduction of emissions is required, but it is not enough – there is an increasing need to capture carbon back from the atmosphere.
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The Italian bioenergy sector urges the national government to rethink the RES support measures

EU Green Recovery: how to make it right?

Bioenergy industry views on the EU Strategy for Energy System Integration

PR: The EU transport sector continues to rely heavily on oil. But a viable alternative already exists and needs to be supported.

PR: Fostering the biogas sector is essential to ensure the decarbonisation of the EU

Bioenergy Carbon Capture and Storage: A key enabler of carbon neutrality by 2050

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