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Opportunities and Priorities for a LowCarbon Liquid Fuel Industry in Australia
As Australia transitions toward net zero emissions, the country faces both challenges and opportunities in decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors such as transport, aviation, and mining. The global...
IEA Bioenergy welcomes new Chair, Vice-chairs and Technical Coordinator
Professor Mark Brown – University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, has been elected as the new Chair of the IEA Bioenergy Technology Collaboration Programme for 2025 and 2026. He follows Dina...
New EU Clean Energy Technology Observatory (CETO) reports available for bioenergy, advanced biofuels and renewable fuels of non-biological origin
To tackle the complexity of the transition to a climate-neutral EU, the European Commission has launched the Clean Energy Technology Observatory (CETO). CETO monitors EU research and innovation...
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Technologies for Flexible Bioenergy (Updated)
As the share of variable renewables like wind and solar increases, flexibility becomes a key requirement for stable and resilient energy systems. This report explores how sustainable bioenergy can...
Integration of Agricultural and Municipal Solid Waste in bio-Hubs in Canada
How can Canada’s local biogenic (waste-based) resources contribute to transitioning to a low-carbon economy, combating global warming and simultaneously to building a sustainable economic framework...
Integration of biorefineries and green hydrogen – Techno-economic feasibility and case studies
Various opportunities can be unlocked when connecting decentralised produced green hydrogen and regionally available bio-resources, several local case studies show. An interesting characteristic of...
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