Publications
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IEA Biofuel Roadmap
Apr 2011There is a pressing need to accelerate the development of advanced energy technologies in order to address the global challenges of clean energy, climate change […]
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Switchgrass Production in the USA
Mar 2011Switchgrass is a warm-season grass native to North America. It has been chosen as one of several plant species with high potential for supplying bioenergy […]
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Annual Report 2010
Mar 2011The IEA Bioenergy 2010 Annual Report includes a special feature article ‘Algal Biofuels Status and Prospects’ prepared by Task 39. The Annual Report also includes […]
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Short Rotation Eucalypt Plantations for Energy in Brazil
Feb 2011Brazil has over 4 million hectares of eucalypt plantations. Within that estate some plantations are dedicated to the production of charcoal while in some areas […]
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Eucalypts New Zealand.
Jan 2011Use of short or medium rotation forests of eucalyptus species can provide a biomass resource in the medium term, to supplement residues and other material […]
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Quantifying environmental effects of Short Rotation Coppice (SRC) on biodiversity, soil and water
Jan 2011This report was prepared as a joint effort by the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Johann Heinrich von Thünen-Institute (vTI), University of Rostock, Chalmers […]
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Annual Report 2011
Jan 2011The IEA Bioenergy 2011 Annual Report includes a special feature article ‘Current Status of Production and Thermal Utilisation of Biomass Pellets’ prepared by Task 32. […]
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Bioenergy News, Volume 22(2), December 2010
Jan 2011IEA Bioenergy News is the newsletter of IEA Bioenergy. This issue covers the May ExCo66 meeting in York, UK. It also features an editorial on […]
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Bioenergy, Land Use Change and Climate Change Mitigation
Dec 2010This report was prepared by Associate Professor Göran Berndes, of Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden; with input from contributing authors Dr Neil Bird, Joanneum Research, […]
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