Eubionet - Final report

Eija Alakangas; Pirkko Vesterinen; John Neeft; Jens-Bo Holm-Nielsen; Teodorita Al Saedi; Etienne Poitrat; Sabine Host

Eubionet - Final report

Eija Alakangas, Pirkko Vesterinen, John Neeft, Jens-Bo Holm-Nielsen, Teodorita Al Saedi, Etienne Poitrat, Sabine Host

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European Bioenergy Networks AFBnet (Solid biofuels), Waste for Energy (biogas) and NTB (Liquid biofuels) were established in 1995 by the European Commission to promote the utilisation of bioenergy in Europe. These networks were integrated together under the cluster EUBIONET - European bioenergy networks as the beginning of the year 2002. THE EUBIONET has continued and consolidated the systems of communication set up since the creation of the networks. The major aim is to share knowledge and experience, spread of information, transfer of knowledge and know-how in the bioenergy sector, and besides that, also to detect barriers and define strategies to overcome them and to promote contact between operators, planners and public organisations at all levels. This report is a summary of the main results of the project.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Jyväskylä
Publisher	VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Number of pages	22
Publication status	Published - 2003
MoE publication type	D4 Published development or research report or study

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