When deciding on a waste management strategy, the level of social involvement, nature and amount of waste to be handled matter, two case studies in […]
read moreIEA Bioenergy Task 33 (Gasification of Biogenic and Waste Feedstocks for a Sustainable Future) has conducted a comprehensive study on biomass gasification technologies suited for […]
read moreThe development of a circular bioeconomy presents a major economic opportunity for several countries as it supports the transition to a low-carbon economy. Though there […]
read moreThis report by Task 34 (Direct Thermochemical Liquefaction) provides an overview of research activities, demonstration activities and commercial applications of Direct Thermochemical Liquefaction of biomass […]
read moreIn food and beverage production processes take agricultural biomass as input. These production processes result in biogenic by-products and waste, often very aquatious, that can […]
read moreTo unlock the enormous potential of flexible bioenergy’s contribution to the transformation of the energy system, favourable policy conditions are necessary. In a new report […]
read moreThe report “Synergies for bioenergy supply chain in Bioeconomy networks” describes valuable efforts to expand the current linear value chain perspective into a broader network-based […]
read moreGlobally, significant, and continuously growing, volumes of municipal solid waste (MSW) are generated, and are often disposed of in sub-optimal ways resulting in undesired environmental, […]
read moreFeature article in IEA Bioenergy Task 39 Newsletter Issue #66, by Allison Simmonds, Natural Resources Canada. Highlights: Canada has a high use of transport fuels […]
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