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Europa kan zelfvoorzienend zijn met eigen hernieuwbare energie en biogrondstoffen
Het is mogelijk om met Europese hernieuwbare energiebronnen en biogrondstoffen te voorzien in de vraag in 2040, laat CE Delft zien in Rapport "Energy sources and demand in 2040"
Retrospective on the General Assembly meeting | June 28, 2024
This is a retrospective for the General Assembly meeting of Platform Hernieuwbare Branstoffen that took place on June 28th in Amsterdam.
Retrospective on Mass Balance for renewable liquid and gaseous fuels workshop | June 20, 2024
This is a retrospective for a workshop on mass balance as a chain of custody instrument for renewable liquids and gaseous fuels, organised by the Platform Renewable Fuels on June 20th in Amsterdam.
Connecting the energy transition and the Dutch nitrogen crisis: Opportunities for biogas
To bring down nitrogen emissions, the Dutch government aims to buy out farmers of their agricultural lands for 15 billion euros. However, biogas production from manure may offer a more effective solution.
Platform perspective: How development of a CCU cluster can aid Tata Steel in its sustainability pathway
The Dutch cabinet is in the process of constructing customised binding agreements with large industrial emitters in the Netherlands such as Tata Steel on their sustainability pathway. The Platform offers its perspective.
Visie op De Nationale Technologiestrategie
Het ministerie van Economische Zaken en Klimaat heeft onlangs De Nationale Technologiestrategie gepubliceerd. In deze blogpost licht het Platform een aantal punten uit en deelt ze haar visie.
Europese producenten van hernieuwbare ethanol starten juridische procedure tegen FuelEU Maritime
Een coalitie van Europese producenten van hernieuwbare ethanol is een juridische procedure gestart tegen de FuelEU Maritime-verordening omdat ze menen dat het geen recht doet aan de bewezen klimaatvoordelen van gewasgebaseerde biobrandstoffen.
Nationaal Plan Energie: Ontwikkelpad koolstofketen | 2023
In verdiepingsdocument B van het NPE wordt dieper ingegaan op de 'ontwikkelpaden' van de hoofdketens van het toekomstige energiesysteem: elektriciteit, waterstof, koolstof en warmte. Deze blog post bespreekt een aantal opvallende thema’s omtrent het Ontwikkelpad koolstofketen.
Horizon Europe projects - latest news on biomass project launches and updates
Horizon Europe, an European Union initiative to fund projects tackling climate change, announced the launch of two new projects relating to the production of biofuels and provided updates on ongoing projects.
The Nordic Biogas Model - one solution to many problems
On the 20th of September we came together for the mini-symposium Biogas, organised by the Swedish Biogas Solutions Research Centre together with the Platform Renewable Fuels, the Platform Green Gas and the Dutch Biorefinery Cluster.
Maritime sector as the new climate champion
On August 31st, Platform Hernieuwbare Brandstoffen will be hosting a workshop exploring the role of maritime shipping as a new leader in the wider transition to renewable energy.
EU publishes new ruleset for biomass co-processing
Early June 2023 the European Commission adopted the delegated act that describes the new ruleset how to determine the bio-component in the final product of a refinery, when bio-based oil is co-processed with fossil fuel in that refinery.
PHB: Support for industry letter calling for stimulation of intermediate crops | 2023
Platform Renewable Fuels supports the recently published industry letter calling for the stimulation of intermediate crops, such as catch and cover crops, by inclusion in the Annex IX Part A of the Renewable Energy Directive II (RED II).
PHB: reaction to Transport & Environment/Cerulogy on animal fats for biofuels | 2023
The Platform's reaction to Cerulogy's recent report, commissioned by Transport & Environment, on the use and classification of animal fats as feedstock for biofuels and other applications.
PHB: Reactie op Voorjaarsnota 2023
Een reactie van Platform Hernieuwbare Brandstoffen op de Voorjaarsnota van 2023, waarin het kabinet heeft voorgesteld om in 2030 20 PJ extra volumes aan hernieuwbare brandstoffen in te zetten, bovenop al bestaande verplichtingen.
