Op deze plek vind je relevante informatie over de verschillende thema’s binnen hernieuwbare brandstoffen. Van jaarverslagen, Platform-presentaties, whitepapers en nieuwsbrieven tot de laatste literatuur.
Je kunt zoeken op sleutelwoorden of de filters gebruiken om bijvoorbeeld per jaar of thema te grasduinen.
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The European Commission adopted a new Bioeconomy strategy for a competitive and sustainable European Union charting a way forward to build a resilient, competitive and nature positive European bioeconomy.
The online workshop focused on the central question of how renewable fuels can enhance the resilience of Europe’s energy supply, using technologies that are already commercially available, scalable, and ready for immediate deployment.
This report, commissioned by Concawe in collaboration with Utrecht University and TNO, presents a comprehensive, cost-optimised analysis of sustainable biofeedstock supply chains for advanced biofuel production across the EU-27 + UK for 2030 and 2050.

Improving transparency and digital trust have been core themes of the Dutch Platform Renewable Fuels is working on. On Monday October 6, the Platform organised an online workshop to discuss digital trust in the context of POME-biofuels supply chains.
Platform Hernieuwbare Brandstoffen heeft een reactie geschreven op de publieke consultatie over de regeling energievervoer. Wij signaleren risico’s in de huidige ontwerpregeling die de klimaateffectiviteit, investeringszekerheid en uitvoerbaarheid kunnen beperken.

In September, JP-Energiesystemen and the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water management held a meeting to discuss the importance of the methanisation process for the production of e-methane in the Netherlands.
The latest report on renewable fuels by the IEA concludes that if current and proposed national and international policies are fully legislated and implemented, the use of sustainable fuels could nearly double by 2030 (compared to 2024 levels) and quadruple by 2035.
