The UK's installed bioenergy capacity currently stands at 2,000 MWe and can now produce more than 700,000 tonnes of biofuel each year. Increasingly demanding renewable energy and fuel targets are also likely to mean this will only increase in the future.
Biorenewables are a rapidly growing part of the UK's low carbon economy and offer significant opportunities for investment. "We are beginning to see real progress across the biorenewables sector in the UK and biomass is playing an increasingly important role in heat, power and materials markets," said Dr Adrian Higson, Head of Biorefining at the NNFCC. Read more ...
Biorenewables are a rapidly growing part of the UK's low carbon economy and offer significant opportunities for investment. "We are beginning to see real progress across the biorenewables sector in the UK and biomass is playing an increasingly important role in heat, power and materials markets," said Dr Adrian Higson, Head of Biorefining at the NNFCC. Read more ...
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