Member Update - 23 March 2020 from Dr John Hewson, Chair, Bioenergy Australia

To reassure you, at Bioenergy Australia we have taken steps with our staff and our program of activities to ensure we are acting responsibly in this current environment. We are also putting in place plans with our staff to ensure they have confidence in their job security and that the momentum we have generated is not lost.

IEA Bioenergy Task 37 - March Newsletter

Norwegian city rolls out biogas, biodiesel buses to reduce carbon footprint - Best greenhouse gas balance through biomethane cars - 1,400 tons of CO2 emissions saved by UK biomethane HDV - Tartu Buses are running on biomethane...

Bio Based Aviation and Marine Fuels Summit Recap

Last week event was an overwhelming success, with over 100 delegates and plenty of discussion about the potential for biofuels particularly across the aviation and marine sectors. Presentations and pictures are now available.

Daintree bio precinct opportunity

Daintree Bio Precinct is undertaking a market sounding process and is looking to work in partnership with companies to develop profitable and sustainable bio based value adding projects, co-located on 20ha of land adjacent the Mossman Mill in Far North Queensland.

Evoenergy spruiks 'renewable gas' in zero emissions bid

Evoenergy will continue to plan for the roll out of "renewable gas" - such as hydrogen and bio-methane - as it highlights the potential costs of relying solely on green electricity to power the territory in the coming decades.

Advanced Biofuels – Potential for Cost Reduction

Decarbonising transport will require a range of bio-based transport fuels. This report considers what can be done to reduce the production costs of a range of advanced biofuels, and to identify under what conditions they could become affordable.