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To your info, please notify that the Commission has recently released two additonal Communications and one Decision regarding the practical implementation of the sustainability scheme for biofuels and bioliquids:http://ec.europa.eu/energy/renewables/biofuels/sustainability_criteria_en.htm.
Top-Level Research Initiative(TFI): Projects within the sub-program "Sustainable Biofuels" Four research projects, with leaders from Finland (VTT), Norway (SINTEF & NTNU) and Sweden (Chalmers) and participants from all Nordic countries, have been granted funding from TFIs sub-program "Sustainable biofuels".
This workshop was held in conjunction with ExCo65 in Nara City, Japan on 12 May 2010. At the workshop presentations were given by 8 invited speakers and consisted of four sessions as follows: Session 1 – Overview and Scene Setting Session 2 – Trade in Solid Biofuels Session 3 – Trade in Liquid Biofuels Session 4 – Sustainability and Trade Session 5 – Discussion and Conclusions
Nordic Energy Research presents its results and achivements for 2009. A turmoiltous and busy year that saw much change, but also the steady continuation of our core activities, the research projects. Please read more by downloading our report.
Going beyond a 5.6% share of biofuels in transport fuel could harm the environment, found a new report made public by the European Commission yesterday (25 March), suggesting that the EU's current target is only borderline sustainable. The report, compiled for the Commission by the International Food Policy Institute (IFPRI), concludes that indirect land-use change has "an important effect on the environmental sustainability of biofuels". Nevertheless, it argues that current EU renewable energy targets are small enough to safeguard the environmental sustainability of biofuels.
The Official Showcase for Nordic Sustainable Energy Strongholds - Bioenergy
EUROPEAN COMMISSION HAS ADOPTED THIS DECISION: Article 1 The European Commission (hereafter referred to as ‘the Commission’) shall participate as a partner in the Global Bioenergy Partnership. Article 2 The Commissioner for Energy, or his designated representative, is authorised to sign the Terms of Reference for the Global Bioenergy Partnership on behalf of the Commission.
This report is a synthesis of information and its relative distribution in the bioenergy field, obtained through a review of global data and literature. The report contains two main sections organized around bioenergy issues, including an information survey and a literature review. The overwhelming amount of research focused on bioenergy compared to all other renewable energy types illustrates the role of bioenergy as the most important renewable energy source for the near- and medium-term future. Based on existing literature, the review seeks to identify some key trends and shifts in bioenergy topics related to the sustainable potential of global biomass.
This workshop was held in conjunction with ExCo64 in Liege, Belgium on 1 October 2009. At the workshop presentations were given by 8 invited speakers and consisted of four sessions as follows: Session 1: What's the overall state-of-the-art for the different feedstocks and technology options? Session 2: Marine macro-algae Session 3: Micro-algae in open ponds Session 4: Micro-algae in closed systems
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