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
“1 liter of crude oil contains as much energy as 100 people can work with their hands in 24 hours!” (Source: Home, Der Film) No wonder that our society thirsts for such an energetic resource. In Germany we use around 4 liters of crude oil per person per day. Like 24 hours
Many thanks to the Association for the Promotion of Biomass and Renewable Raw Materials Freiberg eV for the article on the use of energy crops for the recultivation of post-mining landscapes. A harmonious energy transition from fossil to regenerative energy management is evident in the association's projects. Reported on the progress and obstacles of the energy transition
Bioenergy is criticized when it comes to sustainability. Above all, this criticism has taken the central biofuels industry (keywords: palm oil and biodiesel) very seriously in recent years. The result is that the bioenergy industry now has the most modern certification systems that it needs for sustainable cultivation and
Building a bioeconomy is one of the challenges that unites today's generations. In the zeitgeist of the energy and raw material turnaround, the switch from fossil fuels (coal, crude oil, natural gas) to renewable biomass is one of the steps towards starting a sustainable circular economy. Help us :)
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