…sity of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), IFA Tulln, Austria The IEA Bioenergy workshop “Biomethane”, organised by the Austrian representatives in Task 37 of IEA Bioenergy and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna, IFA Tulln, will highlight different aspects of biomethane including for: certification; legislation; application examples; and financing. The workshop will also present research and new developments in t…
Date: 9 Apr 2021…f the status of the Bioeconomy in EU and non-EU countries, and gives the current status of biorefineries’ deployment in the different countries. This report is disseminated through the website of IEA Bioenergy (https://ieabioenergy.com/); whereas the biorefinery-related data will be placed on the IEA Bioenergy Task42 website (https://task42.ieabioenergy.com/)….
Date: 14 Dec 2018…ng-term policy signals will be key for project deployment. Bang FINAL 2021 IEA Bio BECCUS HOFOR Drax: Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire in England is the world’s largest generator of bioelectricity. Its parent company, Drax Group plc has a stated ambition to become a carbon-negative company by 2030, and are in the process of investigating and piloting the setup of a bio-CCS value chain. Drax do not see any major technological obstacles to…
Date: 24 May 2021…the report were also presented in a webinar on 18 March 2021: https://www.ieabioenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IEA-webinar-20210311_daniela.pdf Short summary: According to the understanding of IEA Bioenergy Task 44 the definition of flexible bioenergy and system integration covers different dimensions of flexibility, including temporal flexibility, flexibility in the use of bioenergy, operational flexibility and end-product flexibility. Th…
Date: 24 Mar 2021…tice examples of successful policies. Participants: Contracting Parties of IEA Bioenergy from Brazil, the European Commission, Finland, and USA; IEA Bioenergy Task 39; Contracting Parties of AMF from China, Finland, Germany, Japan, Sweden, and USA; AMF Annex 28, AMF Annex 59. Major conclusions: Renewable fuels, in addition to all forms of electric vehicles, can make an important contribution in decarbonizing the road transport sector, especially i…
Date: 23 Nov 2020