A new e-market environment connects biomass heating supply chain stakeholders
While bioenergy holds, in practice, the highest potential for replacing fossil fuelled heat and remains a leading technology in the EU renewable energy heating sector, there is a significantly untapped market uptake potential for it. Several barriers prevent citizens from becoming (bio)energy producers and bioenergy projects to be more appealing, including a lack of preparedness for communities to tap the full bioenergy market potential, and a lack of bioenergy stakeholders’ awareness of the potential of communities.
To fill these gaps, BECoop, a project funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, launches a new set of tools supporting stakeholders involved in the creation or update of community (bio)energy projects.
The e-market environment supports various supply chain stakeholders when developing a community bioenergy project on defining the services and activities needed to support their cases. It demonstrates the various stakeholder interactions and activities/services that must take place to set up an effective and sustainable local supply chain and a community bioenergy project, streamlining the process.
Learn more about it here and on BECoop's website.
To fill these gaps, BECoop, a project funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, launches a new set of tools supporting stakeholders involved in the creation or update of community (bio)energy projects.
The e-market environment supports various supply chain stakeholders when developing a community bioenergy project on defining the services and activities needed to support their cases. It demonstrates the various stakeholder interactions and activities/services that must take place to set up an effective and sustainable local supply chain and a community bioenergy project, streamlining the process.
Learn more about it here and on BECoop's website.
