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During the last meeting of the WG Agro-biomass on 1 February, a policy update and new funding opportunities for agro-biomass were presented, together with an overview of the Polish agro-biomass market. The business case of EPBiH power utility and innovative models to predict ash-related issues in biomass and waste combustion were also presented. The slides can be found here. For more information, please contact Gilles Gauthier.
The Commission organised a one-day event to look at carbon cycles and consider how to promote carbon removals. Sessions focused on nature-based solutions, industrial solutions, carbon farming, and carbon credits. Video recordings of the sessions will be available in the next few days. The Commission is preparing legislation that would create a legal framework for carbon removals with a public consultation to be opened this quarter. For more information, please contact Daniel Reinemann.
The European Parliament’s Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) met on Wednesday, 2 February between 9:00 –12:00 for the exchange of views on REDIII (full agenda). This was an important opportunity for MEPs to discuss the file ahead of the deadline for tabling amendments in the ENVI committee on 9 February. Bioenergy Europe’s Secretariat has prepared a brief summary of the debate. For more information, please contact Daniel Reinemann.
