About the Working Group

Biopower has great potential and plays an important role in developing the EU’s energy system with its increasing share of renewables. Set up in 2017, the Biopower & CHP working group focusses on the promotion of the Biopower sector (Power-only & CHP).  It offers the possibility to exchange ideas and voice opinions, aiming at defining Bioenergy Europe’s position on power related policies.

Key topics

  • Negative emission technologies
  • Coal phase out and green transition
  • Flexible bioelectricity and energy system integration

  • Next Working Group?

    More information coming soon.

  • Meet the coordinator

    The Working Group Biopower & CHP is open to all Bioenergy Europe members and coordinated by Michał DŁUGOSZ.

    Contacts:
    dlugosz@bioenergyeurope.org
    +32 2 319 47 84

  • Join the conversation

    At Bioenergy Europe we are committed to providing our members with the latest information from within the bioenergy sector. From working groups through to workshops, we have created an array of benefits that will enable our members to be at the forefront of sector developments.

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Our Networks

  • The international platform for everyone involved in biomass torrefaction and carbonization.

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  • Represents the interests of the wood pellect sector to ensure its sustainable developement.

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Our Certification Schemes

  • 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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  • The world-leading, transparent and independent certification scheme for wood pellets. From production to delivery, ENplus® guarantees quality and combat fraud along the entire supply chain.

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  • enSURE Compliance with RED II Sustainability Requirements for the Production of Electricity, Heating and Cooling from Biomass.

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