Safe and reliable biomass value chains for sustainable biofuels and the bioeconomy
Enhancing soil health, enabling green resilience and climate neutrality by growing low ILUC risk biomass feedstock
BIKE is a Horizon 2020 project to support the market uptake of low ILUC risk feedstocks for biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels by providing:
Clear science-based information
For policy-makers and market operators
Sustainability assesment
Including a certification module for low ILUC risk biofuels
Guidelines and recommendations
to promote the replication of good practices across Europ
Value chain approach
BIKE adopts a value chain approach to assess four different case studies where low-ILUC risk feedstocks are grown following specific climate-positive practices
Contributing to the EU Green Deal
The deployment of low-ILUC risk biomass value chains enables practices and solutions that foster the achievement of the European Green Deal objectives.
- Green Deal target
- BIKE contribution
News
Sequential cropping and Biogasdoneright™
BIKE partner CIB (Italian Biogas Consortium) has contributed to a new insightful paper published on MDPI, focussing on the practice of sequential cropping in the
BIOCHAR, an opportunity for changing agricultural practices
Professor David Chiaramonti from RE-CORD, coordiantor of BIKE, has recently published a policy brief on Biochar and the relative opportuinities arising from its exploitation. Biochar
Advanced biofuels to decarbonise European transport by 2030: Markets, challenges, and policies that impact their successful market uptake
A new paper released in March 2021 by a group of experts, and led by the BIKE partner Imperial College London, points out challenges and
