Publications

• 2‐platform (C6 sugar, lipids) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer PLA & animal feed from food waste

  Feb 2020

  2‐platform (C6 sugar, lipids) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer PLA & animal feed from food waste   2‐platform (C6 sugar, lipids) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer PLA & animal feed from food waste

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• 2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, lignin) biorefinery to produce bioethanol, electricity & heat from corn stover

  Feb 2020

  2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, lignin) biorefinery to produce bioethanol, electricity & heat from corn stover   2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, lignin) biorefinery to produce bioethanol, electricity & heat from corn stover

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• 2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, biogas) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer Polyhdydroxybutyrate (PHB), electricity & heat from sugar beet or sugar cane

  Feb 2020

  2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, biogas) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer Polyhdydroxybutyrate (PHB), electricity & heat from sugar beet or sugar cane   2‐platform (C5&C6 sugars, biogas) biorefinery to produce the biopolymer Polyhdydroxybutyrate (PHB), electricity & heat from sugar beet or sugar cane

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• 1‐platform (black liquor) biorefinery to produce pulp, lignin and energy from wood chips

  Feb 2020

  1‐platform (black liquor) biorefinery to produce pulp, lignin and energy from wood chips   1‐platform (black liquor) biorefinery to produce pulp, lignin and energy from wood chips

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• Bio-Based Chemicals: A 2020 Update

  Feb 2020

  Since the first issue of the IEA Bioenergy Task 42 report on bio-based chemicals in 2011, the importance of a circular economy has become evident. In the transition to a circular economy, chemicals and materials produced from biomass will play a key role. This update of the 2011 report addresses the main biobased chemicals that […]

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• Alternative sustainable carbon sources as substitutes for metallurgical coal

  Dec 2019

  Alternative sustainable carbon sources as substitutes for metallurgical coal: Each year over 1 billion tonnes of metallurgical coal (coking coal) is utilised to produce most of the 1.7 billion tonnes of steel produced worldwide. Renewable alternatives need to be developed so that current fossil derived coking coal can be substituted by renewables at reasonable cost. […]

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• Germany Country Report 2019

  Dec 2019

  Germany Country Report 2019   Germany  – 2019 – IEA 42 Country Report

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• Sweden Task 42 Update November 2019

  Nov 2019

  Sweden Task 42 Update November 2019   Mosserg – 2019 – Sweden Task 42 Update

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• The Netherlands Task 42 Update November 2019

  Nov 2019

  The Netherlands Task 42 Update November 2019   De Jong et al – 2019 – The Netherlands Task 42 Update

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