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The aim of this EC/DG Energy-funded project was to provide information about the lifecycle actual GHG emissions of oil and natural gas, based on data collection, modeling and projections as well as via validation via market consultation.
Platform Duurzame Biobrandstoffen commissioned a study, executed by Navigant, to understand how the targets for renewable fuels in the Netherlands transport sector for 2030, in line with the Climate Agreement, can be achieved.
End of 2018 the Renewable Energy Directive for the period 2021-2030 was published at the EU's Official Journal. In this Directive, goals are mentioned regarding the share of renewable energy in final consumption and transport.
De rapportage bevat de gegevens over de in Nederland geleverde hernieuwbare energie voor vervoer en over de CO2-reductie van vervoersbrandstoffen.
In 2017, the Sub Group of Advanced Biofuels, part of the Sustainable Transport Forum, provided an overview on the developments in the value chains of advanced biofuels, renewable fuels and low-carbon fuels initiatives in Europe. This report is an update on this overview.
In this report DBFZ analyses the requirement for biofuels towards 2030 under the RED-II policy framework and the own German CO2-reduction targets for 2030.
A new study, designed by IIASA researchers for conservation charity WWF, states that sustainable biofuels in sub-Saharan Africa should be prioritized for the aviation industry which has limited other options when it comes to reducing carbon emissions.
"The only technologies that are realistically available for large scale decarbonisation to 2030 are electrification and biofuels." This concludes Ecofys, nowadays knows as Navigant, in a study for Farm Europe on decarbonization options in the transport sector.
In 2014 werd door een brede groep van stakeholders, onder leiding van het ministerie van Infrastructuur en Milieu (nu Infrastructuur en Waterstaat) in gezamenlijkheid een Visie ontwikkeld op een duurzame brandstoffenmix.
In this report, by Dr. Panoutsou of Imperial College London and Dr. Maniatis, the potential availability in the EU and UK towards 2030 and 2050 has been assessed to provide insights on the future of biomass and biofuels availability.