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- Biofuels - Energy
Biofuels are liquid or gaseous transport fuels, such as biodiesel and bioethanol, made from biomass They serve as a renewable alternative to fossil fuels in the EU's transport sector, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve the EU's security of supply Biofuels and biogas in co-processed fuels
- EU Database for Biofuels becomes operational - European Commission - Energy
The database was foreseen under Article 31a of the 2018 Renewable Energy Directive to improve traceability of biofuels, avoid double counting, and address concerns about fraud The European Commission has worked closely with the relevant stakeholders and market players to prepare the database, also with a view to opening the application for
- Bioenergy
Biomass and biofuels help to lower the EU's external energy dependence and contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions
- Energy - European Commission
This Commission department is responsible for the EU's energy policy: secure, sustainable, and competitively priced energy for Europe
- Voluntary schemes - Energy
Voluntary schemes and national certification schemes of EU countries help to ensure that biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels as well as renewable hydrogen and its derivatives (renewable fuels of non-biological origin or RFNBOs), and recycled carbon fuels (RCF) are sustainably produced by verifying that they comply with the EU sustainability criteria, as well as the relevant methodologies
- Call for feedback: Extending the scope of the Union Database on . . .
The Commission has published a draft delegated regulation to update the rules for the Union Database on Biofuels (UDB) to improve the traceability of data along the entire supply chain and opened a 4-week call for feedback on the draft text from interested parties
- Annotated example of RED GHG calculation FINAL - Energy
(GHG) from biofuels This example calculation shows how the methodology as laid down in the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and also further addressed by the Commission in the recent Communication 1, works in practice Reference is made to the overview of standard values for often used parameters,
- Bioenergy report outlines progress being made across the EU
Bioethanol was the second most consumed fuel type (18%), and biomethane and other liquid biofuels aggregate to less than 1% As regards heating and cooling, biomass fuels and bioliquids were used for the production of 17 3 mtoe of gross heat in the EU in 2021, notably using solid biomass (76 0%), followed by renewable municipal waste (18 1%
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