SOPRON, 10.10.2019. – At the invitation of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar, Competence Centre Ltd. participated at the joint workshop of the IEA Bioenergy Task 43 and the BioEast Initiative, which took place on October 10, 2019 in Sopron, Hungary.
An initiative was launched at the workshop to identify successful examples of biomass logistics centers (bio-hubs) as the focal points of the bio-economy but also of biomass energy. The aim of this workshop is to explore integrated supply chains for the bio economy to develop solutions for reliable production and supply of high quality biomass. Examples of existing bio centers are presented, as well as a SWOT analysis of existing and potential projects. These examples also serve as a source of ideas that other biomass producers can leverage to improve the sustainability of their own activities, as well as for decision makers familiar with the concept of bio centers.
Director of the Competence Centre Ltd., Ivan Ambroš PhD, presented the ROSEWOOD project, its goals and examples of best practices and innovations gathered within the East Europe Hub of the ROSEWOOD project.
The BioEast initiative brings together 11 countries in Central and Eastern Europe to move to the bio economy. Croatia has been a member of the Initiative since 2018.
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