The European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (EUBCE) is the leading platform for the collection, exchange, and dissemination of scientific and industrial know-how in the field of biomass, attracting over 1,300 participants from more than 65 countries. For almost one week new scientific and technical breakthroughs will be presented, sustainability will be assessed and the frameworkRead more

Welcome to the 7th Nordic Biogas Conference in Oslo in 2019. NBC is organised together with all 5 Nordic countries and the City of Oslo, and is part of a full week of Bio-Waste events in Oslo, Europe’s Green Capital City! All events are in English. The Nordic countries are known to be global front-runners in the biogas arena with advanced useRead more

Οn 15th of November more than 100 participants from municipalities, energy cooperatives and energy supply companies met at the congress “EnergieRegion – Effiziente Wärmenetze” in Hinterzarten (Germany) and discussed the current challenges of the sustainable heating strategy in Baden-Württemberg. Individual workshops also took place as part of the congress. One workshop dealt with the perspectivesRead more

During the project’s last mile, our vision is to raise awareness on the ISABEL context and outcomes and to achieve a replication of the community biogas concept and approach to other national or EU-level regions.

The SEEMLA and ADVANCEFUEL projects are pleased to invite to their joint event and workshop, taking place on 20-21 November in Brussels, Belgium.

The jury made its call, and the 3 finalists of the Roger Léron Award 2018 are finally known: congratulations to Andy Bull (UK), José Rámon Peran Gonzalez(ES), and Gérard Savatier (FR). The final result will be disclosed during the Ceremony on 10 October at the Palais des Académies, in Brussels. This year, the nominees were particularly impressive in their achievementsRead more

The ADVANCEFUEL project organises this workshop aiming to discuss the newest project results with market players from the renewable transport fuel sector.

The H2020 funded EU project SEEMLA (acronym for “Sustainable exploitation of biomass for bioenergy from marginal lands”)