Biorefinery is important for the bio-based economy of the future. To get the available biomass from the bottom can be very efficient techniques are needed to biomass in marketable products such as (ingredients for) food, feed, chemicals, materials and energy to.<\/p>\n
Task Group 42 of the International Energy Agency Bioenergy, led by Netherlands with representatives from WUR and Avantium and RVO.nl, in August 2014, a report containing an overview of the situation in the following countries:<\/p>\n
Australia<\/p>\n
Canada<\/p>\n
Denmark<\/p>\n
Germany<\/p>\n
Ireland<\/p>\n
Italy<\/p>\n
Netherlands<\/p>\n
New Zealand<\/p>\n
Austria<\/p>\n
United States of America<\/p>\n
For each country, the challenges in biorefining are outlined. Factsheets on key projects and a schedule with all the biorefinery initiatives (pilots to commercial installations) provide a good picture of the state of affairs. Netherlands stands out with as many as 25 projects, followed by Canada with 13 projects.<\/p>\n
Being international cooperation and information exchange platform IEA Bioenergy Task 42 is trying to stimulate the application. Market sustainable bioraffinagesystemen- and techniques<\/p>\n
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