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    Commission fails on Europe's largest renewable energy source – again!

    The European Commission, once again, demonstrates its opposition to bioenergy solutions. This is despite the fact that solid and liquid biofuels already account for 60 percent of all renewable energy in the EU and have the potential to rapidly replace even more fossil fuels in heating, transport and industry.

  • Photo rendering showing the siting of Mälarenergi’s planned biomass-fired CHP at its Västerås facility. Photo: Scheiwiller Svensson Arkitektkontor AB

    Over EUR 1.68 billion worth of biomass power projects in Sweden

    New large biomass combined heat and power (CHP) plants are being planned for Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Uppsala, while construction is underway for new plants in Borås, Upplands Bro and Västerås. Together, these projects represent around SEK 16 billion (≈ EUR 1.68 billion) of investment according to Bioenergi's annual report and overview of biomass power plants in Sweden.