Acceptance of renewable energy in Germany 2019
The acceptance survey shows the overwhelming public support for renewable energy in Germany. Read more »
Biomass
Bioenergy
Bioenergy is extremely diverse. Heat, electricity and fuels can be produced from solid, liquid and gaseous biomass. Energy crops and wood are used as well as vegetable and animal waste. In Germany, the heating sector claims the biggest share of bioenergy’s contribution to a clean energy supply. Biomass is also used for electricity generation and as a biofuel.
Acceptance of renewable energy in Germany
How important is renewable energy to Germans in 2017? Read more »
80 Years of Biodiesel
An invention from Belgium paved the way for Europe’s most widespread biofuel / From the quest for energy security to moves towards a bioeconomy Read more »
The German population wants more renewable energies: A representative survey shows strong support for further expansion
Berlin, 10 September 2015. The transition to renewable energy enjoys continued strong support among the German population. According to a representative survey from TNS Emnid commissioned by the Renewable Energies Agency (AEE), 93 percent of those polled considered the continued expansion of... Read more »
Opening routes for renewables in the transport sector
Experts agree: Opportunities for switching to sustainable renewable solutions still untapped Read more »
Opening routes for renewables in the transport sector
Experts agree: Opportunities for switching to sustainable renewable solutions still untapped. Read more »
Home grown biofuels reduce Germany's soy imports
Without co-products from domestic biofuel production, Germany would have to increase its imports of soy feedingstuffs by some 50 %. View infographic » »
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