 European biopower capacity to double by 2035
Biopower, which uses biomass for electricity generation, is a niche market but one that is expected to grow rapidly in Europe as utilities turn to the technology as a source of reliable and cost-competitive renewable power, according to a new market study from IHS Emerging Energy Research. | Report examines how land, water and energy must be managed as a whole 
Politicians globally must confront growing scarcity of natural resources in order to enable a transformation towards inclusive and sustainable growth over the coming decades concludes the team leader of a major new European Commission report, led by the Overseas Development Institute, in co-ordination with the German Development Institute (DIE) and the European Centre for Development Policy Management. | Biofuels could meet 30% of demand without affecting food production
An article in F1000 Biology Reports published earlier this month argues that recent advances in knowledge mean that plant-derived biofuels could meet about 30% of the global demand for liquid transportation fuels, drastically reducing the amounts of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere from burning fossil fuels, without having an impact on food production. | Richard Crume Dash for gas could damage renewables drive Biomass ThermoEnergy to deploy ammonia recovery system in the Netherlands Biofuels United Kingdom
Biofuel industry “left high and dry” by poor policy-making Australia
Biofuel tree project discovers indigenous partners Biogas Omega-3 fish oil by-products found to benefit biogas output United States
New York state's largest on-farm, co-digestion biogas goes live United States
New biogas systems manufacturing plant to create 125 jobs in Florida Electric/Hybrid Toyota hybrids top four million worldwide IEA details best electric vehicle practices, city by city Agenda 2nd International Conference on Algal Biomass, Biofuels and Bioproducts Conference of European Biogas Association | 
