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Integrated Bioenergy Hybrids: Flexible Renewable Energy Solutions

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How Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs) Are Planning to Take Flight

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Citizens Taking Charge: Germany’s Buzz over Maize

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COSMOS: The Future of Plant Oil

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One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Treasure: Enabling Europe’s Bioeconomy

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Can the European Union Afford to Phase Out Conventional Biofuels?

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Biofuture Platform: Insights from COP23

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Insights from IEA Task 36

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WEBINAR Review: Preparing the Energy Grid for Electrified and Autonomous Vehicles

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Check out this week’s #nervingnews in #aiche center for energy initiative‘s energy policy #newsletter. This week includes #renewablefuelstandard #biodieseltaxcredit #ethanolexport and #biodieselmandate To stay up to date with all political-energy related news please visit: http://www.aiche.org/cei/topics/energy/energy-policy

BIODIESEL. When it comes to talking about #biofuels for #diesel engines whether the fuel is #bio or #renewable makes a difference. From fuel quality to engine handling these two classes of diesel fuels both have their own advantages and disadvantages to making this planet a greener place. What are your thoughts? How do you differentiate biofuels and their capacity? #biofuelstoday

According to the European Road Transport Research Advisory Council, when it comes to ensuring zero emission vehicles the production of renewable energy and integration is not the responsibility of the automotive industry. . . When it comes to clean renewable energy and synthetic fuels a large amount of investment needs to be made towards transitioning the grid which as of now continues to prove challenging in the eyes of European politicians.

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