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Kaposvár Is Integrating Tradition with Transition

When the municipality of Kaposvár began exploring clean heating options, biomass district heating emerged as the most natural fit.

15 November

Loški Potok: small municipality big ambitions

In the heart of Slovenia’s mountains, the municipality of Loški Potok is proving that even the most remote communities can lead the transition.

12 November

European Bioenergy Day 2025: no challenge too small, no city too big

As of November 11, Bioenergy Europe’s calculations show that the European Union could rely on bioenergy alone for the remaining 49 days of 2025.

10 November

Sustainable Heat from the Mountains: Pirin Pellet’s Two Decades of Local Bioenergy

Pirin Pellet EOOD is a Bulgarian company for the production and sale of ENplus® certified wood pellet. They built their first plant in 2004 and started operating in 2005. Today, Pirin Pellet’s impact goes beyond their company.

8 November

Třebíč: a long biomass tradition

Discover the family-owned company TTS Energo, in Třebíč. Operating in the heating market since 1994, they provide green heat to the city.

7 November

Odorheiu Secuiesc: Biomass and Solar Driving the Heat Transition

In the heart of Transylvania, the town of Odorheiu Secuiesc is showing how the energy transition can start at the community level

5 November

Briquetes Raro: A Family Story at the Heart of Portugal’s Bioenergy Transition

Briquetes Raro turned wood residues into clean heating that warmed schools in Portugal. The story mirrors Portugal’s bioenergy journey.

3 November

Bioenergy Supporting Local Roots in Croatia

For more than ten years, Bjelin Spačva d.o.o. has shown how sustainable wood processing and support regional development and local communities.

31 October

The municipality of Fürstenfeld towards a full energy transition

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 […]

17 October

Turning Forest Residues into Energy

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.

30 September