With the increasing contribution of variable renewable energy sources in primary power production, there is a clear need to provide additional flexibility to ensure supply […]
read moreDealing with Land Use Change (LUC) emissions is the most challenging aspect of any bioenergy program, and this has a central role in defining policy. […]
read moreThis policy brief highlights the critical potential of biofuels in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the transportation sector in emerging markets of Africa and […]
read moreThe BBEST – IEA Bioenergy 2024 Conference took place in São Paulo, the capital city of the São Paulo state, Brazil, from 22 to 24 […]
read moreThis report provides an overview of food waste and its potential role as a feedstock for material and energy valorisation. It was prepared within the […]
read moreBio-Energy Centrale Cuijk (BECC) is transforming from a base-load solid biomass power plant to a flexible renewable energy hub, which is steered on optimizing operational […]
read moreThis publication contains a compilation of country report summaries from the following member countries of IEA Bioenergy Task 37 (Energy from Biogas): Brazil, Canada, China, […]
read moreBiogenic CO2 will be increasingly required in the future as substitute for fossil CO2 for chemical and food industries, as CO2 source for Carbon Capture and Storage (for […]
read moreBioenergy is the main renewable energy contributing around 10% to the global energy demand. Most bioenergy is still produced through the combustion of solid biomass. […]
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