IEA Bioenergy Webinar Series – 23 April 2020 Presented by Decarbonising transport will require a range of bio-based fuels, especially fuels suitable for long-haul transport […]
read moreOver the last decade the deployment of renewable biochemicals has been disappointing. While the production of ethanol has grown rapidly, the deployment of other renewable […]
read moreGasification has a long history with ups and downs regarding successes. An important factor in the success perception of gasification is related to the expectations of […]
read moreThis webinar presents the findings of the report on the Future Prospects for Wood Pellet Markets. Wood pellets are well-established in residential heat and large-scale […]
read moreThis webinar presents the 2019 update of the 2014 IEA Bioenergy Task 39 “drop-in” biofuels report. It reviews the status of technologies, the progress of […]
read moreBiorefineries apply a cascaded-use of biomass for the production of food, feed, biobased products & materials, chemicals and energy. There is great potential to enhance […]
read moreAn increased demand for biomass means that greater mobilisation of biomass resources will be required to meet market needs. The availability of biomass has been […]
read morePerceptions and positions of stakeholders towards bioenergy vary widely, depending amongst others on the type of feedstock used, conversion technology and end-use, regional settings etc. In […]
read moreEnabling bioenergy to play a key role in transforming the energy system will require a strong increase in the supply of biomass feedstock compared to […]
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