18 October 2025 The Moser family and their company „Der Hackschnitzler“ („the wood chipper”) have dedicated themselves to raw material wood and the production of renewable energy. By sustainably utilizing regional resources, the company makes a significant contribution to value creation in the Murau district of Styria, Austria. In 2007, Moser acquired his first mobile […]
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18 October 2025 Fürstenfeld implements municipal energy transition The small town of Fürstenfeld, now hosts Austria’s largest pellet wood gasifier plant. Together with a biomass heating plant and 15 hectares of open-air photovoltaic systems, the plant ensures the municipality can switch from gas and oil to a sustainable and renewable electricity and heat supply. The […]
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In Lithuania, branches and treetops left after logging – once considered forest waste – have become an essential source of clean energy. In 2024, wood chips from these residues became the dominant biomass product traded on Baltpool’s biomass exchange, providing biofuel at the real market price for plants across the country.
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Each year, Lithuania moves closer to energy independence by turning to its own renewable resources. A clear example of this transition can be found in Kaunas.
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For the Danish bioenergy sector, Avedøre stands as proof that bioenergy is a strategic European resource that strengthens energy security, supports local jobs, and builds climate resilience.
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In the cold Estonian climate, homes and businesses consume more heat than electricity, as buildings need to be heated for approximately two-thirds of the year. To meet this need, most Estonians use district heating.
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Helsingborg at the centre of European bioenergy and biochar maps
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On 1 April 2025, Finland officially turned off its last coal-fired power and heat plant in active production.
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Located in Jēkabpils, Latvia, the plant shows how smart technology and care for the environment can work together to help an entire city.
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Arigna Group, the leading manufacturer in Ireland’s low smoke coal sector and members of the Irish Bioenergy Association of Ireland (IrBEA), proudly announced the inauguration of one of Europe’s largest operational biochar plants. Located in Arigna, Co. Roscommon, this state-of-the-art facility marks the company’s commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, signalling a transition from traditional low smoke coal […]
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