Petroleum is the central fuel and building material that we have relied on in the western world for decades. There is nothing wrong with that at first. The creative use of resources and tools is one of our human talents. But experience shows that an oil-based economy not only brings light, it also brings a lot
The bioenergy community has been looking for alternative energy crops since the critical debates about tank or plate, maize (reaction = corn cap) and the accusation of rising food prices due to bioenergy. Depending on whether you want to win a gaseous, liquid or solid bioenergy source, there are various candidates for cultivation. In
Many thanks to Berhard Ahlers for this exciting article, which examines the two most important alternatives for an energy transition in the fuel market. The energy transition and renewable energy have become an integral part of our worldview. The share of renewable electricity generation exceeded the 20 percent mark last year and is being expanded further. Electromobility is enjoying
Hardly any other region in Germany combines the material and energetic use of biomass on such a large scale as Arneburg in Saxony-Anhalt. The plant manufacturer Weltec Biopower complements the existing biomass infrastructure in the region with the operation of a biomethane plant. Incidentally, the framework conditions of the bioenergy project on site offer an exciting one
The Federal Government's FMD 2013 (mobility and fuel strategy) has long been expected by many bioenergy players. After all, it is about one of the most important and promising sales markets for bioenergy: the fuel market. After a year, the Federal Cabinet decided on June 12th the strategy paper, which was developed by 300 actors in 20 working meetings. Content
Thank you to Peter Salomon for the insight into the algae cultivation at TH Wildau. In a previous article, Mr. Salomon wrote about algal energy. Based on the lecture by Prof. Wildenauer (TH Wildau) on April 11.04.2013th, 14.06.2013 on the "algae problem", there was now one after the excursion to the Senftenberg pilot plant on June XNUMXth, XNUMX
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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