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Biomass is a general term for material derived from growing plants or from animal manure. Bioenergy refers to the technical systems through which biomass is produced or collected, converted and used as an energy source. A wide variety of conversion routes can be distinguished that produce a variety of energy carriers either in a solid, liquid or gaseous form. These energy carriers address all types of energy markets: heat, electricity and transportation.
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The 21th century started with an imperative that must be followed by all country governments: Take care of Hearth’s environmental health, due the increasing concentration of CO2 and the global warming. New sustainable sources of energy are urgently needed. For these reasons, European governments, as well as most of the major emerging countries have started looking hard for a valuable renewable substitute.
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EUBIA, the European Biomass Industry Association, is partner in many European Commission co-founded projects as well as in many international commercial initiatives where bioenergy is promoted at all levels. Thanks to its experience, gained in more than 20 years of activity, EUBIA is able to operate supporting bioenergy in each of its aspects.
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EUBIA has an high experience and expertise in business and networking opportunities and can offer its assistance both in identifying promising projects and to investors(external or association members) and providing assistance for identification of patent and procedures. EUBIA promotes bioenergy, activities in particular commercial, at small, medium and large-scale projects in collaboration.
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