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REPowerEU's neglect of the bioenergy sector could put EU energy targets at risk

Bioenergy Europe welcomes the long-awaited REPowerEU Plan by the European Commission to phase-out the fossil fuel dependence on Russia. However, we regret to see that the plan still lacks the needed vision to recognise sustainable bioenergy as one of the key solutions to increase EU energy security.

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REPowerEU's neglect of the bioenergy sector could put EU energy targets at risk
Bioenergy Europe welcomes the long-awaited REPowerEU Plan by the European Commission to phase-out the fossil fuel dependence on Russia. However, we regret to see that the plan still lacks the needed vision to recognise sustainable bioenergy as one of the key solutions to increase EU energy security.
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Preliminary Pellets Report 2022
Bioenergy Europe and the European pellet Council (EPC) have just released the Preliminary Report on pellet market data for 2022.
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Letter by over 500 companies urging the European Commission to include bioenergy as part of the REPowerEU strategy
In anticipation of the REPowerEU Communication, more than 500 companies of the bioenergy value-chain wrote to the European Commission President Von der Leyen, Vice-president Timmermans, and Commissioners Simson and Breton calling for a holistic approach in defining the way forward to end energy dependence on Russian gas.
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Bioenergy Europe strongly condemns the attack on Ukraine
We at Bioenergy Europe strongly condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We are utterly shocked by the recent events and our thoughts are with the children, women, and men affected by this tragedy.
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Soaring energy prices: time to break with the structural instability and move to a resilient and affordable European energy block
Bioenergy Europe welcomes the vision in the Joint European Action for more affordable, secure and sustainable energy by the European Commission to accelerate the deployment of renewables, while ensuring the affordability and security of EU energy supply by decreasing fossil gas imports from Russia.
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Sweden less vulnerable in the energy crisis thanks to bioenergy
Sweden uses almost no fossil gas and is therefore much less vulnerable in the current gas supply situation. CEO of the Swedish Bioenergy Association (Svebio) Gustav Melin says: "We made an important choice fifteen years ago when we aborted the expansion of the gas network. Instead, we continued the expansion of bio-based heat and electricity production."
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REPowerEU's neglect of the bioenergy sector could put EU energy targets at risk

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REPowerEU's neglect of the bioenergy sector could put EU energy targets at risk

Preliminary Pellets Report 2022

Letter by over 500 companies urging the European Commission to include bioenergy as part of the REPowerEU strategy

Bioenergy Europe strongly condemns the attack on Ukraine

Soaring energy prices: time to break with the structural instability and move to a resilient and affordable European energy block

Sweden less vulnerable in the energy crisis thanks to bioenergy

Our Networks

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