Deliverables
Assessment of techno-economic challenges for the identification and implementation of promising use options for the produced biomass in the Italian case.
Development, deployment and maintenance of the project website hosting information on the project’s activities, achievements and outputs.
Assessment of techno-economic challenges for the identification and implementation of promising use options for the produced biomass in the German case.
The indicators and their sub-components will be screened. Secondly, the methodology of each relevant indicator will be adapted to describe the parameters of interest in the context of the case study sites. This methodology will be summarized in the form of an electronic report on the design of the group sustainability indicators set to be used under FORBIO and in similar projects in the EU
Based on the minutes of the kick-off meeting, summarising the key issues on FORBIO and defining the list of actions by the partners.
A desk-based research will be performed in order to identify the best practices for bioenergy policies, regulations and support schemes. As these practices are often linked to agricultural and technology practices, to the extent possible the research will incorporate the agronomic and industrial context in which best policy practices expressed their potential.
Assessment of the agronomic feasibility of cultivation of bioenergy crops and short rotation plantations on Ukrainian case study site.
Assessment of the agronomic feasibility of cultivation of bioenergy crops and short rotation plantations on Italy case study site.
Assessment of the agronomic feasibility of cultivation of bioenergy crops and short rotation plantations on Germany case study site.
A brief report will be prepared on conducted webinars building capacity for relevant local institutions and experts on the future implementation of the adapted version of the GBEP sustainability indicators for monitoring the impacts of modern bioenergy.
This report will summarise the capacity at both the human resource level as well as at the institutional level in the selected case study (Germany, Italy, Ukraine) and outreach countries (Romania, Poland, Hungary, Belgium, Ireland, UK).
Brief reports (in national language) will be prepared for each info day presenting project results to local landowners, farmers, local actors and biomass supply chain stakeholders. English summaries of these reports will be compiled in deliverable report D5.2.
A 2-day multistakeholder workshop will be organized to discuss the agronomic and technoeconomic feasibility and sustainability of producing advanced bioenergy in the selected case study sites. The results of this workshop (minutes, ppts, reports, interviews, etc) will be compiled into a report delivered to the stakeholder groups in each target country.
In consultation with the different stakeholders actions to remove the identified economic and non-economic barriers will be discussed and agreed upon. These actions will be summarized in this deliverable. It will include a roadmap for the adoption of those practices (at any level, from farm to policy) that have been researched, evaluated, discussed and agreed upon as being the enabling factors for the deployment of the sustainable bioenergy value chains identified.
Assessment of techno-economic challenges for the identification and implementation of promising use options for the produced biomass in the Ukrainian case.
Showcase of results and outcomes of the project.
Brief reports (in national language) will be prepared for each training event in the target countries aiming at enabling stakeholders to set up sustainable bioenergy supply chains on contaminated lands. English summaries of these reports will be compiled in deliverable report D5.3.
The set of sustainability indicators for bioenergy selected and tailored under WP3 will be measured in each of the case study sites. The results will be verified with relevant stakeholders from each identified site and will be included into the report.
This is an inventory of the data that is going to be relevant to the assessment of environmental, social and economic sustainability of the value chains identified (WP3). The report will include all necessary data that are required to assess the indicators for sustainability of bioenergy along the lines with the full list of GBEP Indicators.
Brief reports (in national language) will be prepared for each training event in outreach countries aiming at training stakeholders to start activities in their countries. English summaries of these reports will be compiled in deliverable report D5.4.
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Publications
Author(s): Giuseppe Pulighe, Guido Bonati, Filiberto Altobelli, Flavio Lupia, Marco Colangeli, Lorenzo Traverso, Marco Napoli, Anna Dalla Marta
Published in: 2018
Author(s): Cosette Khawaja, Rainer Janssen, Dominik Rutz, Peter Gyuris, Ömer Ceylan, Attila Uderszky, Marco Colangeli, Michela Morese, Guido Bonati, Giuseppe Pulighe, Oleksandra Tryboi, Raul Köhler, Dirk Knoche
Published in: BE sustainable magazine, 2019
Author(s): Rita Mergner, Rainer Janssen, Dominik Rutz, WIP Munich and FORBIO project consortium members
Published in: Biobased Future, 2017
Author(s): Giuseppe Pulighe, Guido Bonati, Marco Colangeli, Maria Michela Morese, Lorenzo Traverso, Flavio Lupia, Cosette Khawaja, Rainer Janssen, Francesco Fava
Published in: Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Issue 103, 2019, Page(s) 58-70, ISSN 1364-0321
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2018.12.043
Author(s): Giuseppe Pulighe, Guido Bonati, Stefano Fabiani, Tommaso Barsali, Flavio Lupia, Silvia Vanino, Pasquale Nino, Pasquale Arca, Pier Roggero
Published in: Energies, Issue 9/12, 2016, Page(s) 895, ISSN 1996-1073
DOI: 10.3390/en9110895
Author(s): Mergner, R., Janssen, R., Rutz, D., Gyuris, P., Ceylan, O., Colangeli, M., Traverso, L., Mule, M., Bonati, G., Pulighe, G., Kovach, V., Haidai, O., Geletukha, G., Ion, N., Tantareanu, C., Köhler, R., Knoche, D., Rogulska, M., Grzybek, A., Tack, J., Budniok, M.A., Leahy, J.J.
Published in: Proceedings of the 25th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, Issue 25th European Biomass Conference and Exhibition, 2017, Page(s) 125 - 130
DOI: 10.5071/25thEUBCE2017-1CO.5.5
