IEA Bioenergy Task 36 held its second series of face-to-face meetings and workshops in November in Brisbane, Australia. These meetings were held in conjunction with Bioenergy Australia’s annual ‘Bioenergy Strong’ conference, and allowed the task to undertake some Australian-specific engagement activities, with a theme of bringing some global best practice to the Australian bioenergy sector. […]
read moreThe new report Waste Incineration for the Future is a deliverable from a project within the Swedish Strategic Innovation Program RE:Source, financed by the Swedish Energy Agency, Formas and Vinnova. The project, Waste Incineration for the Future, aims to produce a knowledge base for the development of energy recovery from waste that suits the future […]
read moreA new work programme for 2016-2018 has been approved for Task 36. The programme contains the following priority areas Production of waste derived fuels Commercial and industrial waste The Circular economy and smart waste management Advanced thermal conversion of waste Transboundary shipment of waste Implications of waste policies on recovery of energy from waste […]
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