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European Regional Development Fund and European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument
The publications on the site exist on two different pages, publications related to the project on one page and more general publication about Bioenergy in the Baltic Sea Region on another page. Here you can find publications related to the Bioenergy Promotion project. Use the filter to the right to find what you looking for.
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In this brochure you will find selected examples of the Pilot Projects identified in Task 4.5 which are showcases for the good use of bioenergy. These good practices should be an inspiration for all who are seeking the installation of bioenergy solutions. The projects range from the use of solid or gaseous biomasses, energetic use of municipal waste to dissemination activities like bioenergy tourism and training centres. Partners from Norway, Poland, Germany, Latvia and Denmark provided information on these good practices, which were assembled by the Potsdam Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
For the rural regions biomass and bioenergy could be central affairs for the regional development. Effective use of biomass shows new agricultural perspectives and creates regional employment. The main aim of Work Package 4 (WP4) was to establish one or more sub-regions in each of the countries bordering the Baltic Sea, and develop these as “testing grounds” for policy as well as technical and market issues on sub-regional scale. In total 17 sub-regions were identified. Besides concrete work on local and sub-regional level to develop these “testing grounds”, exchange of knowledge and experiences between the sub-regions has been an important aim of the Work Package. WP4 has been led by the Norwegian Forest and Landscape Institute, and in total 26 partners has contributed in the Work Package. This report provides short summaries of main objectives in each Task, plus key-findings and lessons learned. For some of the Tasks selected good examples is also presented. The report also provides the answers provided by the sub-regional partners regarding which are the most important key-findings and lessons learned of WP4 sub-regions, and how they will use the findings and results of WP4 sub-regions beyond the project lifetime.
Download the project newsletter 2/2012 here.
Here you can download the agenda for the workshop held in Poznan 22nd of November, 2011.
Here you can download the agenda of the International Panel on Sustainable Business Models. The panel was held in Poznan, Poland on 22nd of November 2011.
"Promoting sustainable bioenergy production and consumption in the frame of the National Renewable Energy Action Plans and beyond"
"Promoting sustainable bioenergy production and consumption in the frame of the National Renewable Energy Action Plans and beyond"
The policy reports address policy makers, public authorities, support scheme managers, policy advisory organisations and other stakeholders in the BSR and beyond. The reports have been eleborated in the frame of Work Package 3 (Policy). The main rationale of this Work Package is to support the development of coherent national and (sub)regional policies promoting the sustainable production and consumption of bioenergy.
The policy reports address policy makers, public authorities, support scheme managers, policy advisory organisations and other stakeholders in the BSR and beyond. The reports have been eleborated in the frame of Work Package 3 (Policy). The main rationale of this Work Package is to support the development of coherent national and (sub)regional policies promoting the sustainable production and consumption of bioenergy.
The policy reports address policy makers, public authorities, support scheme managers, policy advisory organisations and other stakeholders in the BSR and beyond. The reports have been eleborated in the frame of Work Package 3 (Policy). The main rationale of this Work Package is to support the development of coherent national and (sub)regional policies promoting the sustainable production and consumption of bioenergy.