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News from Svebio

Sep 20, 2017 Press release

Over EUR 1.68 billion worth of biomass power projects in Sweden

New large biomass combined heat and power (CHP) plants are being planned for Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Uppsala, while construction…
Sep 14, 2017 Bioenergy in media

European parliament votes in favour of a LULUCF regulation better fit for purpose

The European organisations representing the forestry and agriculture sectors as well as woodworking and paper industries see the reaction of…

European State Forest Association
Sep 14, 2017 Bioenergy in media

China plans nationwide use of ethanol gasoline by 2020

China plans to roll out the use of ethanol in gasoline nationally by 2020, state media reported on Wednesday citing…

CNBC
Sep 8, 2017 Bioenergy in media

MEPs criticise Commission’s ‘flawed’ policy on post-2020 biofuels

The European Commission’s “scientifically unfounded” U-turn on biofuels will have significant implications for the agriculture sector and risks increasing the…

Euractiv
Sep 6, 2017 Svebio news

World Bioenergy Association strengthens collaboration with Jilin Province, China

It was an important occasion for World Bioenergy Association as the organization set up its first ever branch office in…
Sep 1, 2017 Svebio news

Finland’s Bioenergy Day – bioenergy accounts for one third of nation’s final energy consumption

Bioenergy is Europe’s leading renewable energy source. According to Eurostat data and calculations by the European Biomass Association (AEBIOM), bioenergy…
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