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Dutch Platform Renewable Fuels held a roundtable meeting with two international experts, Mr. Jim Spaeth and Mr. Kyriakos Maniatis to discuss how the Netherlands can further accelerate the scale-up of advanced biofuel production.
On 3 September 2025, Shell communicated the decision not to proceed with the construction of the biofuel plant in Rotterdam (Pernis).
This study investigates the spatial patterns and surrounding land uses of energy crops compared to traditional cereal crops in Sweden, and how these patterns evolved over time.
This research paper investigates the integration of biogas production with thermochemical conversion to heavier hydrocarbons and environmental management with a focus on the Portuguese economy. The findings demonstrate that considerable environmental improvements can be achieved.
The opinion piece from European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) calls for a comprehensive European strategy for sustainable liquid fuels. The piece emphasizes the need to transition from fossil fuels to decarbonized and renewable alternatives in transport.
On Thursday February 27th, the first Roundtable Poland-NL took place to explore possible collaborations for renewable fuel production. The meeting was an introduction to the polish context for renewable fuel production, exploring the market opportunities and challenges in Poland.
The Platform conducted a market study on mass balancing rules for the delivery of renewable fuels via interconnected infrastructures in the Netherlands and other Member States.
Repsol recently approved a historic investment to build the first plant in Europe to transform urban waste into renewable methanol in the Spanish region of Catalonia. Renewable methanol is a fuel that will help defossilizing the transport sector and make circular products.
Platform Renewable Fuels organised a roundtable workshop titled CleanFuel Contracts: How to govern Distributed Ledger Technologies in the renewable fuel sector where various stakeholders along with the government (RVO) came together.
Coalition of companies, trade associations call on EU to create market demand for clean industrial products. The Call for Demand Creation is signed by 77 branches and organisations.
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"
The European Commission published a guidance on how to interpret the RFNBO targets in the Renewable Energy Directive for transport and industry. Among others, it provides direction on biorefining, the refinery route and mass balancing of hydrogen.
CE Delft recently published a study on Energy sources and sectoral demand in the European Union focusing on investigating whether the EU27+3 will be self-sufficient in its demand for CO2-free energy sources and competing feedstocks in 2040.