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A JOINT LETTER TO THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT IN SUPPORT OF AUSTRALIAN BIOMETHANE MARKET DEVELOPMENT
An open letter to the Commonwealth government signed on behalf of thousands of organisations and businesses is advocating for biomethane injection into gas distribution networks - recognising the...
BIOENERGY AUSTRALIA SUBMISSION TO THE BIOENERGY ROADMAP
Bioenergy Australia welcomes the development of a first-ever national Bioenergy Roadmap, which will identify the role that the bioenergy sector can play in Australia’s energy transition and in...
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New Publication – Factsheets of Biorefinery Concepts
IEA Bioenergy Task 42 (‘Biorefining in a future bioeconomy’) regularly publishes factsheets of different types of biorefineries. These factsheets provide a uniform description of the key facts of a...
New Publication – Drivers for Successful and Sustainable Biogas Projects: International Perspectives Report of a symposium held on March 26, 2020
On March 26, 2020, speakers representing IEA Bioenergy Task 37 (Energy from Biogas) group shared their work and expertise in seven distinct presentations. These experts shared their biogas and...
New Publication – Deployment of BECCS/U value chains – Technological pathways, policy options and business models
It is becoming increasingly clear that substantial amounts of negative emissions – essentially, the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere – will likely be required if global climate change...
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