Inter-Task Webinar: Decentralized Energy Systems. A part of the global energy Transition​

15 Dec, 2026 - 15 Dec, 2026
Location: Online
Task 32Task 36Task 44IEA BioenergyWebinars

h 14.30-16.00 CET​

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This webinar presents the results of an inter-task collaboration within IEA Bioenergy on Decentralized Energy Systems, showcasing innovative and well-functioning examples from three member countries (Denmark, Germany and Sweden). Through four real-world case studies, participants will explore how bioenergy-based energy systems have been implemented in different agricultural and local settings, the challenges and opportunities encountered, and the lessons learned from their operation.

A particular focus will be placed on system flexibility, including feedstock, operational, and product flexibility, highlighting how decentralized energy systems can adapt to changing conditions and support effective system integration.

Moderator:

Mar Edo Giménez, Researcher at RISE, Research Institutes of Sweden, IEA Bioenergy Task 36 Leader and NTL for Sweden.

Speakers:

  • Nora Lange, Research Associate at German Biomass Research Centre (DBFZ), Germany, IEA Bioenergy Task 44 Member – Introduction to Decentralized Energy Systems; Key Findings and Lessons Learned
  • Lucas Paixão Vieira, Professor at University of Rostock, Germany, Faculty of Agriculture, Civil and Environmental Engineering – Hybrid Decentralized Energy Systems on Family Farms: Case Studies from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
  • Gunilla Sunnros, Project Manager at Robusta Gården, Sweden – Vasen Farm (Robusta Gården)​
  • Morten Tony Hansen, Senior Consultant at Ea Energy Analyses, Task 32 Leader and Danish NTL – Silkeborg Hybrid District Heating Plant

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