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#EUGreenWeek: Greening Energy in Rural Areas Through the Valorisation of Agricultural Residues
On 11 June, Bioenergy Europe and Horizon 2020 AgroBioHeat consortium, co-hosted a #EUGreenWeek 2021 partner event dedicated to the valorisation of agricultural residues.
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PR: Biogas - a necessary solution to foster EU’s energy transition
On June 11, Bioenergy Europe released its 2021 Statistical Report Biogas in collaboration with the European Biogas Association (EBA). The report dives into the recent trends of consumption and production of biogas in Europe. Its accompanying Policy Brief presents the most relevant recommendations to promote the biogas sector as key player in EU’s energy transition.
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PR: Bioelectricity has the literal ‘Power’ to decarbonise Europe’s Remaining Electricity Demand by 2050
Reaching the target of a CO₂ reduction of at least 55% by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2050 requires the mobilisation of the entire renewable energy sector. Biopower plants can be operated to offset fluctuations in power system, ensuring stability of the electricity grid and helping with further integration of variable renewables.
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PR: Bioenergy Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the new EU Forest Strategy
As part of the European Green Deal, the European Commission launched a public consultation (running from March 25th to April 19th) on the development of a new EU Forest Strategy. Bioenergy Europe provided feedback on this critical initiative for our forests. We recognise the importance of having longstanding, healthy, and productive forests – a vital condition benefitting the environment and society at large.
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Preliminary Pellets Reports 2021: out now!
The Bioenergy Europe and European Pellet Council (EPC) just released the preliminary report on pellet market data for 2021.
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PR: Bioenergy Europe welcomes the EU’s Delegated Act on Taxonomy as a key step towards greener investments
With the rest of the renewables, sustainable bioenergy finds its place among the activities contributing to climate change mitigation. Bioenergy Europe welcomes the further streamlining towards REDII metrics and requirements. Europe cannot do without bioenergy if we want to fight climate change and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
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#EUGreenWeek: Greening Energy in Rural Areas Through the Valorisation of Agricultural Residues

PR: Biogas - a necessary solution to foster EU’s energy transition

PR: Bioelectricity has the literal ‘Power’ to decarbonise Europe’s Remaining Electricity Demand by 2050

PR: Bioenergy Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the new EU Forest Strategy

Preliminary Pellets Reports 2021: out now!

PR: Bioenergy Europe welcomes the EU’s Delegated Act on Taxonomy as a key step towards greener investments

Our Networks

Our Certification Schemes