IEA Bioenergy News is the newsletter of IEA Bioenergy. This issue covers the ExCo90 meeting held on 17-19 October 2022. It also features an overview […]
read moreThe most basic approach to characterize DTL processes is by establishing mass balances to gain insight into product distribution. One important figure that is derived […]
read moreGraz, 19 January 2023 – Dina Bacovsky, chair of IEA Bioenergy, presents the latest Bioenergy Review, an assessment report on the global status of bioenergy. […]
read moreWith recommendations to improve the robustness of compliance and verification approaches for feedstock-to-biofuel supply chains for the global biofuel market Emission reduction and climate […]
read moreBioenergy from forest biomass can play an important role in Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy, considering its huge forest resources. This report – produced in […]
read moreA sustainable bioeconomy optimizes the sourcing, processing, transportation and marketing of material to end users; this needs to be done economically to be viable. A […]
read moreThis study – produced in the frame of IEA Bioenergy Task 43 (biomass supply) – reports research conducted to evaluate small-scale biomass harvesting as a silvicultural […]
read morePerennial grasses cultivated on abandoned cropland for bioenergy production represent a sustainable approach to gradually expand bioenergy supply at reduced risks for land competition, food […]
read moreThe role of biogas and biomethane in pathways to net zero Biogas is produced as the main product of anaerobic digestion (AD) of wet biomass. Biogas […]
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