We experience political debates for the most part via the news that the colorful media jungle offers us. Market and industry developments, as well as scientific discoveries on bioenergy are served to us by the varied media landscape in a way that is appropriate for the reception. After all, there is a lot to report and the world is developing 24/7 at such a rapid pace,
Biosprit not only stands for the representative of the bioenergy community who is committed to the energy transition in the fuel market, but also for the most severely criticized renewable energy source. In the past 3 years there have been regular shitstorm volleys in the media about the proponents of biofuels, which have pushed the industry down to the fundamental questions
Does the bioeconomy need science? Very critically and almost cynically, scientists are the part of our fellow citizens who play thought chess in an elite ivory tower far from reality, provide us with fear of the future and with their institutes and experiments around 4.5 billion euros (2011) in tax money annually (1.3) XNUMX% of
In the article series on bioeconomy, which is currently running on BiomassMuse, a look at the origins of bioeconomy and the potentials of bioeconomy has already been taken. The start of a biomass diet was presented as a promising way to usher in a quick but gentle withdrawal from petroleum. Above all, an uncomfortable period of petroleum fasting will
It is clear to me which is the most flexible of all bioenergy carriers: Biomethane! No other energy source based on biomass can be used in so many different ways in the electricity, heating and fuel markets. Although hardly a day passes when the storable biomethane is not praised for its properties and possible uses
Even though DIE WELT recently reported that Angela Merkel's constituency is floating on petroleum, this find does little to change the fact that Germany still has no notable oil reserves. Estimates assume that the new oil deposits in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Brandenburg will produce a maximum of 40 million barrels of oil
Building a bioeconomy is one of the challenges that unites today's generations. In the spirit of the energy and raw materials transition, the switch from fossil (coal, oil, natural gas) to renewable biomass is one of the steps to get a sustainable circular economy on the way. Help me :)
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