Promoting the penetration of agrobiomass heating in European rural areas
Spanish Biomass Association (AVEBIOM) and Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), just published the Guide “Agro-industrial residues to energy”. The Guide was performed in the frame of the AgroBioHeat project (funded with the Horizon H2020 program under G.A. 818369) which objective is to promote the development of agrobiomass in European rural areas. The agro-industrial solid biofuels are obtained as
Webinar: April 20, 2022 Matchmaking Event: May 11th, 2022 This is the third edition of the international virtual matchmaking event Bringing VALUE to AGROBIOMASS that has introduced actors interested in smart utilization of bio-resources from agroculture and food production to each other to start collaborations, sell or buy products, or exchange knowledge. Read more here. Sign up for: Webinar April
Webinar: October 27, 2021 Matchmaking Event: November 3-4, 2021 This is the second edition of the international virtual matchmaking event Bringing VALUE to AGROBIOMASS that has introduces actors interested in smart utilization of bio-resources from agroculture and food production to each other to start collaborations, sell or buy products, or exchange knowledge. Our focus is on all beneficial uses of
The project AgroBioheat will be present in the EU Green Week 2021 in the event entitled “Greening energy in rural areas through the valorisation of agricultural residues” organised by the partner of the consortium Bioenergy Europe on 11th June. The webinar will consist of the introduction of the project coordinator Manolis Karampinis, a keynote speech of the MEP Clara Eugenia Aguilera
Main interest of an Integrated Biomass Logistic Centre (IBLC) in the olive sector is the exploitation of olive prunings. Olive prunings are treated as agricultural residues and mostly burned in open fires or less frequently mulched into soil. However, they can be exploited in various ways and offer added value. One main exploitation method of harvested olive tree prunings (OTP)
From October 2019 to January 2020, the project AgroBioHeat opens the call in several countries (Croatia, France, Greece, Romania, Spain and Ukraine) to support new icebreaker initiatives for the consumption of agrobiomass (agricultural or agroindustrial biomass residues, or energy crops) for heat generation in small facilities (<1 MW thermal). The key is that the installation is efficient, that the technology
The second project meeting of the AgroBioHeat project, funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, was held last week (3 – 5 July 2019) in Zagreb, hosted by the Green Energy Cooperative – ZEZ. The overall aim of the project is to promote heating solutions on agrobiomass in rural areas of Europe. “The AgroBioHeat project aims to transform the rural heating
Substitution of fossil fuels with agrobiomass can be a very promising option for the decarbonisation of the heating sector, especially in rural areas. AgroBioHeat is a new EU project funded through Horizon 2020 that aims to provide a comprehensive platform for overcoming barriers and support the market uptake of agrobiomass heating. Background The heating sector is often overlooked in the
