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New Project to Create Organic Waste-based Biorefinery

31 January, 2022

Bio4Energy is part of a new multi-partner project to create…

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

12 January, 2022

An encompassing project is about to kick off with the aim to…

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

23 November, 2018

Bio4Energy researchers at Umeå University and partnering company…

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29 Nov

The maritime shipping sector is coming under increasing pressure to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While biofuels are uniquely positioned to answer the call to decarbonize shipping, there are a number of barriers to introduction in larger quantities, limiting its use…

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22 Nov

Very interesting. Let us talk about this!
#Mushroom #biofuel #biobased #material #spent_mushroom_substrate @CarlosO_MM @KristiinaOksman @Bio4Energy

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13 Nov

One of the people doing the hands on, Julio Diarte Almada, is from one of our partner universities. He will be coordinating the design work for 3D-printed prototypes. The aim seems to be to introduce a biomass element in cement making.
#biobased #cement #3D #printing #Innovation

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7 Nov

Jim Spaeth from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced that the country could reach a production of 3 billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2030, based on planned production facilities. In the first half of 2024 alone, 50 million gallons of SAF were…

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