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What is Biomass Balance? 🌍 At BPI - Bramming Plast-Industri A/S, we’ve adopted the biomass balance approach for our comfort products. This means that we use renewable resources like bio-naphtha or biomethane from the start of production. The renewable resources are allocated to the final products through a certified method. Want to know more about biomass balance? Watch the video where I explain what biomass balance is 👇

This week, I presented at the annual conference of the Global Syngas Technologies Council (GSTC) 2024 in Rancho Bernardo, California. My paper included an update on our blue and green syngas activities, blue ammonia, ammonia cracking, synthetic fuels, and biomass gasification and our recent developments and latest projects in this field. An emphasis was provided on the superior performance of thyssenkrupp Uhde's proven PRENFLO entrained-flow gasification in comparison with fluidized-bed gasification technologies for biomass applications: in consideration of the entire flowsheet, PRENFLO is 10-20 % more efficient, and the conversion rate of precious, green biomass to ultimate bio-hydrocarbon products is significantly higher. The entire process chain of ligno-cellulosic biomass conversion to SAF has been successfully proven in the BioTfueL plant in Dunkirk/France, and our teams are now working on commercial-scale biomass gasification projects around the world.

SEAI are doing a survey on biomass to assess both the driving and limiting factors that affect the take-up of biomass options and to understand the current perceptions of biomass among SME’s - bit.ly/3XUWD2b

Did you know 💡 ...that we have implemented a certified biomass balance approach to our comfort products? Learn more about the approach in Kasper Holm Thomsen's video 👇 #biomassbalance #sustainablesolutions #sustainablealternatives

Enormous thanks to the Co-Chairs of TFD's Bioenergy from Forests Scoping Dialogue for leading us through productive and inspiring conversations co-convened by The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment. Please join us in sharing the Co-Chairs' Summary report. Focused on sourcing biomass in the United States for global and domestic bioenergy, the summary describes dialogue discussions on issues affecting both potential demand for biomass energy and potential supply of biomass feedstocks. Highlights include a synthesis framework for a theory of change for biomass energy, potential fracture lines, and key questions to be explored in future dialogue. Jason Funk, Sara Kuebbing, Philip Rigdon, Ann Bartuska, Gary Dunning Yale School of the Environment : https://lnkd.in/gSjxsacY

Are you attending the Argus Biomass Conference? Our expert, Nils Holta, is ready to discuss #sustainability and #biomass! Argus brings back one of the largest global biomass events to discuss how biomass can be turned into assets for reducing emissions and how to prepare your organization for the future of carbon minimization and disclosure. Nils would be delighted to engage in a discussion with you on the topic of #netzero.

USTC takes on further ownership over CM Biomass Since 2021 when USTC first acquired a majority share in CM Biomass, it was based on a clear strategy of increasing USTC’s shares in the company in the years to come 🪴 Today, we are happy to announce that USTC is taking a leap forward in acquiring an additional 22 percent of shares, bringing the total USTC ownership of CM Biomass up to 89 percent ✨ “When USTC acquired the majority shares of CM Biomass in 2021, it was because we saw a strong business case and a tremendous synergy potential with the rest of the USTC Group. Since then, CM Biomass has continued to show strong performance, and we have been able to profit from the synergies within the Group, especially regarding logistics and risk management,” says Nina Østergaard Borris, CEO and co-owner of USTC. The change in owner shares will not affect or change the strategic direction or priorities of CM Biomass going forward 💪 For further reading: https://lnkd.in/dUVXhjzc 

Wanted to share a replay of my presentation at the recent ABLC conference in Washington DC, because it's a good introduction to our technology and the massive commercial potential within, and answers a lot of questions about our platform versus existing technologies to create value from biomass!! https://lnkd.in/gmEV6rbh

A new report by the Biomass Action Network of EPN International finds that the global biomass energy industry is on track to triple by 2030, potentially devastating more forests and communities if left unchecked.. https://lnkd.in/ed_s7SyA

From Namibia to Canada: Liezl van Wyk's journey to biomass leadership - Canadian Biomass: From Namibia to Canada: Liezl van Wyk's journey to biomass leadership  Canadian Biomass