WS 4, Session 3 - Training Session on Efficient Regional Biomass Logistics and Infrustructure Sustainability and policy drivers for a regional bioeconomy

October 19, 2023 | 09:00-12:00 AM CEST | Online

Introduction
Sustainability and policy drivers for a regional bioeconomy: How to move forward

Description

WHY
The costs of harvesting, transporting, storing and handling biomass are prime determinants of overall bioref ining costs.
Thus, it is vitally important to develop local biomass supply systems that can eff iciently supply end-users with suff icient raw material that meets their specif ic quality and seasonal demands.

WHAT
Deeper insights into the challenges and solutions connected to developing a local biomass supply system.

WHO
Industries, SMEs, farmers, public authorities, research & academia, civil society organization acting in bioeconomy value chains in SCALE-UP regions (Northern Sweden (SE), Mazovia (PL), French Atlantic Arc (FR), Upper Austria (AT), Strumica (MK), Andalusia (ES), Community of practice).

Presentation

EU and the bioeconomy drivers and threats, Magnus Matisons, Biofuel Region

SCALE-UP

Case studies

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