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IEA publishes new ‘Renewables in District Energy’ report – relevant role for bioenergy
The International Energy Agency recently released its Renewables in District Energy report. While the report covers various renewable energy, the report also highlights the contribution of bioenergy...
Cascading Wood Use into Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage Ensures Continuous and Enduring Temperature Reduction, Research by University of Galway and IEA Bioenergy Shows
Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) can provide so-called “negative emissions” (or carbon dioxide removal, CDR) which is considered a key component of pathways to net zero, yet...
A multifold increase in advanced biofuels industrial capacity possible in 2030, shows a EC report
A new report examines how advanced biofuels can contribute to reducing emissions in EU transport as part of the EU’s industrial competitiveness and decarbonisation policy. Advanced biofuels can be...
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Flexible bioenergy providing value to renewable energy integration – foundation and way forward
Flexible bioenergy provides additional value to different energy sectors and can accelerate the transformation towards renewable energy systems. To unlock the potential coordinated action is...
Circular Bioeconomes Report
Indigenous Peoples have been practicing circular economies as a way of life for millennia. Circular bioeconomies rely on biodiversity at the heart of a functioning ecosystem that can perform, adapt...
Modelling full-scale implementation of CCUS at large wood chip fuelled CHP plant in Denmark
The Danish Skærbæk CHP feeds heat into one of Denmark’s largest district heating systems, serving the towns of Vejle, Kolding, Fredericia and Middelfart. Today, the Skærbæk CHP plant delivers about...
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