Biomass for hydrogen - Facilitating the contribution to the sustainable energy transition
02/11/2022
This webinar presents research in the field of biohydrogen from both Europe and Brazil, whilst also providing perspectives on the use of biomass in integrated renewable fuel systems, such as Power-to-X. The discussion session delves into the sustainability criteria for the deployment of these technologies and necessary policy frameworks.
Advanced liquid biofuels for net zero – How to ensure sustainable and responsible sourcing in supply chains?
26/10/2022
The webinar, organized in collaboration with FAO Markets and Trade Division (EST) and the Biofuture Campaign, explores sustainable and responsible sourcing in agricultural supply chains, the link to the advanced biofuel sector, and risk-based due diligence to improve the sustainability of advanced liquid biofuels.
Green jobs in biogas
01/06/2022
The webinar focuses on developing local biogas value chains for the creation of sustainable green jobs. Two case studies are presented – from Mexico and sub-Saharan Africa. The discussion session also provides an opportunity for learning between regions.
Exploring the bioenergy-nutrition nexus
30/05/2022
This webinar explores the nexus between bioenergy and nutrition, and present opportunities where this nexus could be leveraged by both nutrition and bioenergy communities to improve nutrition security.
Biohydrogen for the sustainable energy transition – developments, opportunities and challenges
18/05/2022
This webinar introduces biohydrogen, an attractive fuel option for transport and electricity generation, its production as part of a biorefinery concept, and some pathways for biohydrogen production.
Advanced liquid biofuels for net zero transport – from experiences to action
02/11/2021
Bioenergy is recognized as an integral component in a low carbon global energy system. This webinar showcases experiences from across the world in the development and production of advanced liquid biofuels. The webinar takes a roundtable, interactive format, with the guiding theme being private sector perspectives on policies for advanced biofuels for net zero transport targets.
Learning from successful case studies on biogas in Asia
09/09/2021
This webinar focuses on biogas in Asia, with case studies from the Philippines and Japan. For the Philippines, the speaker focuses on commercial uses for rice straw and co-designing biogas business plans with local communities. For Japan, the converrsation centers on with research techniques for analysing the success of biogas business models.
Sustainable bioenergy in national and international contexts
07/06/2021
A lecture on the GBEP programme of work and experiences at the Polytechnic University of Turin as part of the course on Energy Economics at the Department of Energy.
Learning from successful case studies on biogas in Africa
03/06/2021
This webinar focuses on the in Africa and presents successful case studies from the continent. The discussion session considers how enabling policies and financing mechanisms contributed to the success of these models and how they can be replicated elsewhere.
Analysing opportunities and challenges for biogas at regional and national levels
27/05/2021
Biogas, produced through anaerobic digestion of organic matter, can provide flexible modern bioenergy services for power generation, transport, heating and cooling, and cooking. This webinar presents some of the key findings of the report “Stocktaking paper – regional analysis of biogas value chains, as well as looking at how this type of research can be beneficial at the national scale.
Biochar systems for sustainable agriculture
07/05/2020
The webinar explores the potential synergies between biochar and biogas systems, as well as looking at the potential to contribute to landscape restoration, thus addressing biochar as material for co-composting with organic matter.
BiogasDoneRight®
15/04/2019
The webinar presents and explains ‘BiogasDoneRight®’, a model for agricultural biogas based on the use of feedstocks that do not compete with food or fodder crops. It is presented by Prof. Bruce Dale from Michigan State University.