Renewable fuels

SAF allowances may not be the best instrument to ramp up SAF production

By / / Aviation sector, Biofuels, E-fuels, Energy transition, EU, EU-ETS, Publications, Renewable energy, Renewable fuels, SAF, Sustainable Aviation Fuel

European Commission introduced new support mechanism for the ramping up of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) deployment Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) are renewable fuels that replace fossil based kerosine in aircrafts and are seen as an important option to mitigate climate emissions in the aviation sector. Generally, these alternative fuels are […]

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Mobility Monitor 2025

By / / Biofuels, Electric mobility, Heavy Duty vehicles, Low carbon fuels, Market Development, Netherlands, Passenger cars, Projects, Renewable fuels, Road transport, Transport sector

We developed for NOVE an annually recurring Mobility Monitor that provides insights on vehicle fleet volumes development and indicates how the liquid and gaseous fuel demand, as well as the deployment of electricity, in The Netherlands transport sector is expected to grow or decline over time.

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How to understand the dynamics of ETS for renewable fuels in the maritime sector

By / / EU, Greenhouse gas emissions, Maritime, Maritime sector, Publications, Renewable energy, Renewable fuels, Scenario, Shipping sector, Transport sector

The maritime sector faces a fast-changing policy landscape. With the maritime sector now included in the scope of the EU emissions trading system and FuelEU Maritime fully applied from this year, fast action will be required by those across the industry to reduce emissions in shipping. This requires investment in

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Overview of renewable fuels in Dutch transport

By / / Biofuels, Carbon emissions, Carbon Footprint, E-fuels, Electric mobility, Greenhouse gas emissions, Netherlands, Projects, Renewable fuels, Road transport sector, Transport sector

For: Scania Netherlands B.V. [October 2024] For its reporting on the Science Based targets, Scania needs to understand the deployment of renewable fuels in transport in several counties, among which The Netherlands. We have been asked to provide information about the volumes of renewable fuels deployed in 2023 in The

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Workshops to prepare for ETS 2

By / / Biofuels, ETS 2, Greenhouse gas emissions, Netherlands, Projects, Renewable fuels, Road transport, Transport sector, Workshop

For: Several fuel suppliers in the Netherlands [August – October 2024] studio Gear Up has been helping several fuel suppliers to the Dutch transport markets with practical preparations for the ETS 2 system, under which they will become an obligated party. To be prepared for these upcoming regulations, we have

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Clean Fuel Contracts: Guidance to provide information about renewable fuels for end-users

By / / Biofuels, Carbon emissions, Low carbon fuels, Netherlands, Publications, Renewable energy, Renewable fuels, Road transport, Transport sector

There is the need for transparent information flows on the attributes of renewable fuels used in transport markets. Transport and logistics activities represent a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions related the products that consumers buy. Renewable fuels play a fundamental role in reducing these emissions. The Clean Fuel Contract

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Webinar Carbon Accounting Renewables Fuels

By / / Aviation sector, Biofuels, Carbon emissions, Carbon Footprint, Climate change, E-fuels, Greenhouse gas emissions, Low carbon fuels, Maritime, Publications, RED, Renewable fuels, Road transport, Shipping sector, Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Transport sector

PDF’s of presentation are available now Please see the links in the programme section below for downloads of the PDF’s. EU-India SAGB Webinar The Carbon Accounting Renewable Fuels webinar took place on 28 August 2024 and was organised by the EU-India Stakeholder Group on Advanced Biofuels (EU-India SGAB) in the

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Perspective on SAF and Biomethane in Europe

By / / Aviation sector, Bio-based economy, Biofuels, Climate change, Maritime, Market Development, Methane, Publications, Renewable energy, Renewable fuels, Road transport, Shipping sector, Strategy analysis, Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Transport sector, Workshop

Prior to the 2024 European Biomass Conference and Exhibition (June 2024, Marseille) a tripartite meeting between EU, India and China delegations from research bodies, industrial companies and policy makers was organised to exchange how in the three regions the perspectives for biomethane and for sustainable aviation fuels could be enhanced.

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Carbon footprint calculation of e-methanol

By / / Carbon Footprint, E-fuels, Greenhouse gas emissions, Projects, RED, Renewable energy, Renewable fuels, Transport sector

For: ETFuels Ltd [December 2023 – February 2024] studio Gear Up conducted a carbon footprint calculation for ETFuels to provide insights into the greenhouse gas emission performance resulting from the e-methanol production process and related savings. ETFuels is currently developing e-methanol production plants in Europe and the USA. Their ambition

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Challenges and risks of low ILUC-risk certification for the biofuel sector

By / / Agriculture, Analysis, Biofuels, Climate change, Energy policy, EU, Indirect Land Use Change, Policy, Publications, Renewable fuels

With Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/807 the European Commission defined several options to certify low ILUC-risk feedstock for EU biofuels. Now that the criteria have been worked out and tested, it becomes clear that the approaches are highly complex, while the additional yields will likely be small. If low ILUC-risk certification

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