The MKS 2013 (mobility and fuel strategy) of the federal government was long awaited by many bioenergy actors. After all, it is about one of the most important and most promising sales markets for bioenergy: the fuel market. After one year, the Federal Cabinet adopted the strategy paper on June 12th, which was developed by 300 actors in 20 working meetings. Content
Many thanks to Peter Salomon for the insight into the algae cultivation of the TH Wildau. In a previous article, Mr. Salomon wrote about algae energy. Based on the lecture by Prof. Wildenauer (TH Wildau) on April 11.04.2013, 14.06.2013 on the "algae problem", after the excursion to the Senftenberg pilot plant on June XNUMX, XNUMX there was also one
The Bella Center Copenhagen is fascinating and the building complex with its modern architecture offers exactly the right space for the European Biomass Conference 2013. And as some photos show, the colleagues from the green biomass have taken their place in the building and contributed to the peaceful atmosphere . BiomassMuse was a media partner at the event in Copenhagen
It is becoming increasingly clear that the energy and raw materials turnaround are two social processes that will accompany us over a longer period of time and that cannot be mastered in one big huck-jerk action. The detachment (withdrawal) from the fossil and finite energy sources to the renewable and infinite representatives mean
The import and sale of technologies from China in Germany is an increasingly existential concern for local manufacturers of solar systems. The Chinese state is often heavily subsidized by the Chinese state and can therefore still be sold in Europe at manufacturing costs (dumping). For European manufacturers, this means a price competition from
The first article of the current series of articles on the Parliamentary Evening dealt with the use of bioenergy in the electricity market. In this article you will also find more information on the members of the Bundestag who presented their vision of bioenergy at the event. Because the greatest potential of the energetic use of biomass in Germany
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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