The International Race for Biofuel Dominance Is Heating Up
Governments and private entities around the world are investing heavily in biofuel initiatives as international competition heats up.
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Governments and private entities around the world are investing heavily in biofuel initiatives as international competition heats up.
The EU renewable ethanol sector produced more food and feed than fuel last year, according to the European Renewable Ethanol Association.
The role of biofuels in the transition from a fossil-based economy to carbon neutrality has been the subject of intense and often misinformed debate, but optimism is growing that Europe could soon move to a more constructive discussion.
Production and use of renewable ethanol from ePURE members reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by an average of 78.4 percent when compared to fossil fuels in 2022, according to newly certified data.
According to new data, the EU is still overly reliant on fossil fuels for transport, and Member States are lagging behind in efforts to promote renewable energy sources such as sustainable biofuels.