bioenergy

Dr Ana-Maria Cortes, Business Research Associate at Energy Systems, and Dr Paula Blanco, Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at Aston University, will be discussing this issue at TESS 2019

Bioenergy is the little-known leader of British renewables. That was the declaration made by the REA following the first instalment of its Bioenergy Strategy Review.

The Renewable Energy Association has launched a review into the future of bioenergy and is seeking views on its potential

It will capture a tonne of CO2 a day from the gases produced when power is generated using biomass at Drax Power Station

It is forecast to remain the largest renewable source due to its widespread use in heat and transport

It aims to mix its greenhouse gas emissions with a solvent to collect and store carbon dioxide

Organisations are being invited to bid for a share of the funding

A 21.5MW biomass unit has started operating at the site

The Green Investment Group (GIG), previously the Green Investment Bank (GIB), has completed selling off shares across 70MW of bioenergy assets across the UK. The deal with the Bioenergy Infrastructure Group drew to a close with the sale of the group’s 25% share of the Hoddesdon waste energy facility in Hertfordshire. Expected to be completed […]

Brazil has joined the International Energy Agency (IEA) as an association country. They have signed a detailed three-year programme highlighting a range of issues of mutual interest and co-operation. The IEA believes Brazil’s leading expertise in bioenergy, hydro and other forms of clean and conventional power provides an “excellent” basis to develop solutions for global […]