The European Biomass Association
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About Us
The European Biomass Association is a non profit Brussels based international organisation founded in 1990 whose mission is to develop the market for sustainable bioenergy, and ensure favorable business conditions for its members. Find out more about our activities in the AEBIOM Annual Report 2010. AEBIOM brings together 30 national associations and about 80 companies from all over Europe thus representing more than 4000 indirect members including companies, research centers and individuals.
Europe wide representation
AEBIOM holds a strong position representing all bioenergy sectors and has a unique possibility to influence European directives, communications and various other EU papers. Further to that, AEBIOM is a member of the European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) with its offices based in the Renewable Energy House which is the central point for renewable energy issues in Europe.
AEBIOM activities
- Lobbying European institutions
- Networking among its members
- EU project management
- Communication activities including bi-monthly newsletter
- Information dissemination
- Event organisation such as the annual AEBIOM European Bioenergy Conference and workshops on specific bioenergy topics
Management
These activities are managed via General Assembly, Steering Committee and the Board.
AEBIOM structure
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FEATURED PRODUCTS
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Biomass For Heat ProductionHeat production: Combustion of solid biomass of wood for heat production is the main bioenergy route in the world, with a constant drive for improved efficiency and reduced pollutant emissions. Several systems can be considered, depending on the size. Small-scale heating systems for households typically use firewood or pellets. Medium-scale users typically burn wood chips in grate boilers while large-scale boilers are able to burn a larger variety of ... |
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Biomass for Electricity ProductionElectricity: Combustion followed by a water vapor cycle is the main technology for the time being but new technologies are emerging such as ORC-plants. Co-combustion of biomass and coal is also under implementation by electric utilities. Biogas from anaerobic digestion is mainly used on site for cogeneration applications. The solid and liquid residues from the process are often used as fertilisers on farm land. |
FEATURED DOWNLOADS
FEATURED EVENTS
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AEBIOM European Bioenergy Conference 2013Date: Jun. 17-19, 2013 Location: Brussels, Belgium The AEBIOM Bioenergy Conference organized by the European Biomass Association is the forth edition of the growing series. The annual conference has grown ever since its first edition in 2010 and has quickly become Europe´s major occasion for discussion and networking amongst important industry leaders and policy makers. Bioenergy is the largest renewable energy source in Europe and we expect » Read more » Contact now / Register 0 Comments |
