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Fit for 55, no space for subsidiarity: a top-down approach to sustainability will not enable a renewable future.

Bioenergy Europe welcomes the launch of the “Fit for 55” package establishing a series of proposals affecting all parts of the European economy and aimed at fostering EU’s race towards 55% GHG emission reductions by 2030.

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PR: Bioheat - a future-proof solution to achieve the Fit for 55 objectives
Bioenergy is often linked to power generation, but numbers tell a different story with bioheat accounting for 74% of all bioenergy consumption in the EU. Furthermore, according to the latest Eurostat data, in 2019 renewables in heating (RES-H) were 22,1%. In the same year, biomass represented 85% of all RES-H allowing a reduction in emissions by approximately 160MtCO_2eq.
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Statistical Report 2021: Biofuels for Transport
The report provides with current data on the present state of play of transport biofuel consumption and production by looking at different feedstocks, and much more.
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Fit for 55, no space for subsidiarity: a top-down approach to sustainability will not enable a renewable future.
Bioenergy Europe welcomes the launch of the “Fit for 55” package establishing a series of proposals affecting all parts of the European economy and aimed at fostering EU’s race towards 55% GHG emission reductions by 2030.
Read more
Joint Position Paper - Modernisation of Old and Inefficient Heating & Cooling Systems
To achieve the EU climate targets, the European heating stock needs to be decarbonised. A modernised and sustainable heating and cooling system based on renewables will have environmental, economic and social benefits.
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Position Paper - Fit-For-55 Package
Bioenergy is the largest indigenous energy source in the EU and plays an important role in the transition to clean energy from renewable sources. Sustainable bioenergy is an essential tool to achieve the Fit for 55 ambitions.
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Position Paper - Heating decarbonisation - A synergic approach
The European heating stock needs to be decarbonised in order to achieve the EU climate targets. A modernised and sustainable heating and cooling system will have environmental, economic and social benefits.
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The first international certification scheme for wood chips and hog fuel. A 12-class scheme addressing every profile of producer and end-user, from industrial to domestic use.
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Fit for 55, no space for subsidiarity: a top-down approach to sustainability will not enable a renewable future.

Our latest resources

PR: Bioheat - a future-proof solution to achieve the Fit for 55 objectives

Statistical Report 2021: Biofuels for Transport

Fit for 55, no space for subsidiarity: a top-down approach to sustainability will not enable a renewable future.

Joint Position Paper - Modernisation of Old and Inefficient Heating & Cooling Systems

Position Paper - Fit-For-55 Package

Position Paper - Heating decarbonisation - A synergic approach

Our Networks

Our Certification Schemes