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ERM’s Sébastien Haye will be discussing biomass feedstocks for advanced biofuels at the European Biomass Conference & Exhibition 2023 (EUBCE) in Bologna on 5th June 2023

EUBCE brings together biomass experts from academia and industry with the aim of accelerating research and market uptake worldwide. Sébastien will be a panellist in the Industry track session ‘Beyond Annex IX’. Advanced biofuels have emerged as a pivotal solution not only to decarbonise road transportation, but also other sectors, including aviation, maritime, heating and electricity generation. The big question is where and which feedstock can be used to fulfil demand. This EUBCE session will address the appetite for the EU RED’s Annex IX A&B list of feedstocks and will also focus on what is required to reach larger volumes of advanced biofuels.

Unlocking Opportunities for Composites Within the Hydrogen Economy

E4tech, an ERM Group Company, has conducted market analysis to quantify the UK industrial composites opportunity as it relates to hydrogen technologies. A preliminary review of all applications of composites for hydrogen identified three priority product areas: hydrogen pressure vessels, cryogenic tanks, and distribution pipes. For each of the product groups we identified market drivers, barriers to entry including competition from other products/ geographies, and assessed the potential market size focusing on the market for UK composite producers/ suppliers.

Collecting feedback on the draft certification guidance for low ILUC-risk biomass certification

We would like to invite all stakeholders with interest in low ILUC-risk biomass certification to provide feedback on the draft certification guidance.

E4tech helping to accelerate growth of 200 low carbon innovators

E4tech is part of a consortium providing specialist acceleration support to up to 200 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), under the UK government’s £1 billion Net Zero Innovation Portfolio.

E4tech supports global hydrogen partnership to prepare for international hydrogen trade

Large volume international hydrogen trade will be needed in the future to enable the energy transition, however, as the current hydrogen market is nascent there is still confusion about how this will develop.

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