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The Feedstock Readiness Level tool as developed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) consists in assigning a candidate feedstock to readiness level from 1 through 10 as an indication of the level of maturity towards commercialisation.
This report describes and explains a Circular Evaluation Framework that supports the decision making process in the implementation of processes for the valorisation of agri-residues or by-products.
This study investigates the spatial patterns and surrounding land uses of energy crops compared to traditional cereal crops in Sweden, and how these patterns evolved over time.
This study identifies the critieria perceived to have the highest prefenrence when evaluating the sustainablity of biomass supply chains for energy.
The U.S. department of Agriculture developed a plan to optimize and ensure a resilient biomass supply system. The report identifies policies and programs across supply chains supporting the expansion of the bioeconomy.
This research paper investigates the integration of biogas production with thermochemical conversion to heavier hydrocarbons and environmental management with a focus on the Portuguese economy. The findings demonstrate that considerable environmental improvements can be achieved.
The National SAF Roadmap has been brought forward in consultation with a large number of Dutch companies, government and (knowledge) institutions. The aim of the roadmap is to provide a Dutch perspective on the opportunity and challenges for SAF production and use.
IFP Energies Nouvelles published a report commissioned by CMA CGM providing Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to evaluate the greenhouse emissions of alternative marine fuels with a focus on methanol and ammonia.
The report estimates that over 2,800 million dry metric tonnes of sustainable biomass supplies is currently produced from the 62 nations accounted in the assessment. Current biomass production in Brazil, the USA, China, Indonesia and India is estimated to be the highest.
In de studie "Groene waterstof praktische uitdaging tussen droom en werkelijkheid” verkent het Planbureau voor de leefomgeving (PBL) de knelpunten en mogelijke oplossingsrichtingen in de ontwikkeling van een groene waterstof markt.
IEA Bioenergy Task 39 published a report with a focus on emerging markets of Africa and Asia. The report highlights the critical potential of biofuels in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The Platform conducted a market study on mass balancing rules for the delivery of renewable fuels via interconnected infrastructures in the Netherlands and other Member States.
The Circularity Assessment Tool (CAT) developed by Wageningen Food and Biobased Research has recently received a budget from the “Kennis op maat” program to translate the tool into actionable projects. The Platform has made a financial contribution to this budget.
TNO published a report on the use of green hydrogen in the transport sector, conducting a cost comparison of the refinery route with options for direct use.
On Tuesday December 10, the Platform hosted its annual public seminar on the topic of the new feedstock providers for a fossil free chemical industry in Amsterdam.
Platform Renewable Fuels organised a roundtable workshop titled CleanFuel Contracts: How to govern Distributed Ledger Technologies in the renewable fuel sector where various stakeholders along with the government (RVO) came together.
Energia recently commissioned a study investigating how the refineries will look like in Belgium in 2050.
A recent IEA Bioenergy report evaluates Brazil's RenovaBio Program, including its conversion-free criteria for biofuel production, on the effectiveness to reduce emissions from indirect land use change (ILUC) — a critical factor in biofuel's climate impact.