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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Graanul Invest, a leading bioenergy producer in Estonia, is revolutionizing the renewable energy landscape. By employing sustainable practices such as the cascading use of woody biomass, Graanul Invest ensures that no material goes to waste, contributing to both the local economy and global climate goals. Their vision of advancing biomass science could make significant strides […]
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Estonia’s transition away from fossil fuels, accelerated by geopolitical events like Russia’s actions in Ukraine, underscores the pivotal role of domestic bioenergy in ensuring a reliable and sustainable energy supply. At the heart of this transition is bioenergy, which has enabled the country to shift more than half of its heat supply from fossil fuels […]
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