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Biomass (left) must be turned into biocarbon (right) in a controlled process to be an alternative for use to fossil coal in the iron and steel industries. Kentaro Umeki is Bio4Energy's man on the job. Photos by courtesy of Kentaro Umeki, Luleå University of Technology.Courtesy Kentaro Umeki. Collage by Anna Strom

Phase Out of Fossil Coal in Sweden’s Iron, Steel Industries on Cards

A project consortium including research groups, technology development…
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Bio4Energy Celebrates its 100th Thesis Defence by PhD Student

The Bio4Energy research environment is celebrating its…

Change of Leader at Bio4Energy Environment, Nutrient Recycling

The research and development platform Bio4Energy Environment…
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Quinoa Project Classifies New Building Block for Biorefinery

A long-running research project designed to create the…

Starting Soon: Training on Developing Biofuels, Chemicals, Materials

Bio4Energy is announcing the start of its flagship training…
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New Project to Create Organic Waste-based Biorefinery

Bio4Energy is part of a new multi-partner project to create…
Mixed forest. Photo by Anna Strom ©2022.©AnnaStrom

Large Project on Integration of UN SDGs in Forest Management to Target Genetic Tree Breeding

An encompassing project is about to kick off with the aim to…
Fuelling with entirely bio-based petrol. Jyri-Pekka Mikkola (left) and Kent van Klint. Photo by ©AnnaStrom.©AnnaStrom

Entirely “green” petrol, diesel, jet fuel being developed in Sweden

Bio4Energy researchers at Umeå University and partnering company…

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