The International Energy Agency (IEA) recently released a new report ‘Carbon Accounting for Sustainable Biofuels’. The study, prepared in support of Brazil’s G20 presidency, examines […]
read moreRome, 20 June 2024 – A group of international organizations – including UN organizations FAO, UNEP, UNECE and UNIDO, as well as IEA, IRENA, IEA […]
read moreThe survey investigates barriers related to the broader commercialization of biorefineries, as part of a project on Task 42 “Biorefinery in a Circular Economy” of […]
read moreThe Turin Joint Statement on Sustainable Biofuels highlights the role of sustainable biofuels in decarbonising all transport sectors, promoting environmental sustainability, innovation, and creating value […]
read moreThe 2023 Billion-Ton Report (BT23) is the 4th in a series of national biomass resource assessments supported by US DOE’s Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO). The […]
read moreOn 7 February 2024, the European Commission published the report ‘Development of outlook for the necessary means to build industrial capacity for drop-in advanced biofuels’. […]
read moreThe global energy technology landscape has been transformed over the 50 years since the IEA’s founding in 1974 – and the expansion of key clean […]
read moreOn 11 January 2024, IEA launched “Renewables 2023”, the IEA’s primary analysis on the renewable energy sector, based on current policies and market developments over […]
read moreThere are major challenges to reach a climate neutral society by 2050, as expressed in IEA’s Net Zero by 2050 roadmap. Among different sectors, transport […]
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