Grants awarded to increase biomass crop efficiency
Government funding of £32m has been allocated to a range of projects designed to increase biomass production in the UK. The projects are all being funded
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Government funding of £32m has been allocated to a range of projects designed to increase biomass production in the UK. The projects are all being funded
A ground-breaking new biomass project that could help the UK meet its net zero targets has been awarded nearly £4 million to help spearhead it.
In this series, we’ve been covering the recipients of the UK’s Biomass Feedstocks Innovation Programme to give our readers an overview of the feedstock projects in the industry pipeline. So far, we’ve looked at algae, as well as Miscanthus and hemp (see Parts 1 and 2, respectively), and this week we’ll be detailing the projects using short rotation coppice (or willow), and semi-wild crop in their bid to find the biomass feedstock of our future.