Publications
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Australia Task 42 Update January 2021
Jan 2021Australia Task 42 Update January 2021 Bell – 2021 – Australia Task 42 Update
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Innovative bio-based products for a sustainable future: A Cepi study on Pulp and Paper Industry biorefineries in Europe
Jan 2021The European pulp and paper industry is fully committed to a climate-neutral Europe as stated in the 2030 Industry Manifesto. The path towards this objective requires creating more added-value while decarbonising the industrial processes. This ambition was already fully expressed in the Cepi 2050 Roadmap, which also looked at potential ways in which the European […]
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Presentations of the End-Use Working Party Industry workshop on Deep Decarbonization in Industry
Dec 2020On December 9-10, 2020, the IETS TCP gathered about 70 people from 20 countries to discuss possible collaboration activities. During the first half-day session, ongoing Swedish projects and activities in the IETS working areas were presented. During the second, representatives for five TCPs presented their ongoing work in related areas. Having a common goal – […]
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Sweden Task 42 Update October 2020
Oct 2020Sweden Task 42 Update October 2020 Mossberg – 2020 – Sweden Task 42 Update
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Australia Task 42 Update October 2020
Oct 2020Australia Task 42 Update October 2020 Bell – 2020 – Australia Task 42 Update
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Newsletter LignoCOST May 2020
Jul 2020Newsletter LignoCOST May 2020 European Network on the Sustainable Valorisation of Lignin) is pleased to announce the launch of the 1st LignoCost Newsletter, which describes who they are, what their aim is and an overview of achievements and future activities. In this issue 1. Who are we 2. Working groups 3. Results & achievements 4. […]
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Webinar Bioenergy Australia: Lignin and other sustainable carbon sources as metallurgical coal substitutes
May 2020Australia is the world’s largest exporter of metallurgical coal. While Australia is a major player, it is envisaged that over time alternatives to coal will be required if global climate change is to be kept to levels that are not catastrophic to earth’s biosphere. Due to the specialist nature of metallurgical coal, it typically sells […]
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Sweden Country Report 2020
Apr 2020Sweden Country Report 2020 Sweden – 2020 – IEA 42 Country Report
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IEA Bioenergy Webinar – Biobased chemicals – a 2020 status update
Mar 2020Moderator: Bert Annevelink Senior Scientist Biomass Chains at Wageningen UR – Food & Biobased Research Ed de Jong Vice President Development Renewable Chemistries at Avantium Over the last decade the deployment of renewable biochemicals has been disappointing. While the production of ethanol has grown rapidly, the deployment of other renewable molecules has not shown […]
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