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Brussels, Belgium
Joined October 2010
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Europe has a homegrown solution for building resilience, ensuring energy security and fighting climate change ePURE was pleased to join the EU Biofuels Chain in meeting with Commissioner Hansen to explore ways Europe can unleash the potential of sustainable crop-based biofuels
The fields that feed Europe can also help strengthen its energy security. I met with the EU Biofuels chain to discuss how sustainable crop-based biofuels can: πŸ‘‰help decarbonise our energy supply πŸ‘‰create income opportunities for farmers πŸ‘‰boost EU protein autonomy & resilience
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🌱The EU's post-2030 framework for renewable energy should build on what's proven successful and set a meaningful target for renewable energy in transport βœ’οΈ That's why ePURE is among the signatories of a joint letter that a renewable fuels coalition sent to Commissioners today
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πŸ₯Š It's yet another gut-punch to Europe’s strategically important renewable ethanol industry The newly announced trade agreement between the EU and Australia is the latest blow to Europe’s renewable ethanol industry, already reeling from the EU-Mercosur deal
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The EU-Australia deal gives duty-free EU access to 10,000 tonnes of Australian ethanol: a major concession on a highly sensitive sector at a time when European renewable ethanol producers face significant competition from producers around the world who enjoy lower energy costs...
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Which EU Commissioner just said the β€œtank vs plate dilemma belongs to the past” and that biorefineries are an important solution for EU energy security? Read our press release on why renewable ethanol is essential to EU energy security, and β€˜there is a huge potential to do more’
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πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί A European Declaration of Independence ePURE's David Carpintero @DCLASN writes in @EthanolMagazine: "There has never been a more important time for the EU to adopt policies that make the best use of strategic domestic assets"
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πŸ“‘PRESS RELEASE: European renewable ethanol producers oppose provisional application of the EU-Mercosur agreement The European Commission is ignoring the wishes of the European Parliament and endangering EU production of food, feed, fuel and more 1/3
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The European Commission’s decision to circumvent the democratic process by provisionally applying the EU-Mercosur trade agreement is yet another sign that the deal is a bad one for Europe – especially for the strategically important EU renewable ethanol industry 2/3
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βŒ› "From a policy perspective it's a really important time because the EU has a chance to make sure that its transport policy doesn't bet on only one technology for reducing car emissions" πŸ“Ί Watch our interview with ePURE's own @CraigWinneker
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ICYMI: Check out the highlights of this event on the importance of renewable ethanol to EU road transport de-fossilisation and to European food security #FoodFeedFuel4Europe
πŸ“’Do you wish to know more about how the #EU’s renewable fuel production can drive the de-fossilisation of road transport and strengthen food security? πŸ“—Β Read the highlights of the event: tinyurl.com/bdffwwc9 πŸ“½οΈWatch the full debate on our YouTube channel @ePURE_ethanol
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πŸ“Ί Watch the video below to hear what MEP @norbertlins has to say about how crop-based biofuels such as renewable ethanol should play a bigger role in transport decarbonisation, and about the importance of European biorefineries for energy independence and agricultural autonomy
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πŸ“Ί Watch our new video to hear what MEP @BenoitCassart has to say about the importance of European renewable ethanol biorefineries for πŸ’§ energy independence πŸš— transport decarbonisation πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ agricultural autonomy
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πŸ“Ί NEW VIDEOS from the @EUBioeconomy Alliance highlight the findings of report from the @novaInstitut on the benefits of using first-generation agricultural biomass (including crops like cereals, sugar and oil plants) to produce bio-based materials and energy in Europe... 1/4
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🌱A thriving bioeconomy is crucial to the EU effort to move beyond fossil-feedstock dependence and toward a circular, carbon-neutral economy 2/4
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πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί "In the #bioeconomy there is of course the 'bio' part, but there is also the 'economy' part" πŸ‘ That was one of the key messages from European Commissioner for Agriculture and Food @CHansenEU, who met with ePURE members representing European renewable #ethanol producers 1/
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🌱We discussed the strategic importance of European biorefineries producing food, feed, renewable fuel, biogenic CO2 and other materials important for EU resilience and autonomy #FoodFeedFuel4Europe 2/
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πŸ”¬ Science has again reaffirmed: β€˜Food vs fuel’ is a fallacy, a misguided argument that has disconnected EU energy and climate policy from real-world conditions and helped maintain the dominance of oil 🧡1/3
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🌱 A new study conducted by the @novaInstitut confirms that diversification of crop uses is essential to a competitive and resilient agricultural sector, boosting food security, contributing to climate change mitigation and supporting biodiversity 🧡2/3
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Food vs. fuel? It's more like food AND renewable fuel, and chemicals and materials... A new report from the @novaInstitut and the @EUBioeconomy Alliance confirms the benefits of using first-generation biomass for food, fuels and chemicals in Europe 1/...
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The new research highlights four key benefits from the use of biomass including food crops for non-food applications: πŸ‘©β€πŸŒΎ Enhancing a resilient EU agriculture πŸ₯– Increased food security 🌍 Supporting climate change mitigation 🌳 Supporting biodiversity protection 2/...
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πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί "Competitiveness, climate and independence" πŸ‘ Those were the keywords from @WBHoekstra in a deep-dive discussion in the Berlaymont, where the Commissioner and his team met with ePURE members representing European renewable #ethanol producers 1/...
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🌱 We talked about the future of European renewable #ethanol biorefineries as a strategic asset for realising EU ambitions for climate change mitigation, energy independence, food security and industrial competitiveness and resilience 2/...
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πŸ‘ How refreshing to hear President @vonderleyen call for "clean homegrown energy" and "more homegrown renewables" to drive EU energy independence 🌱 European #ethanol biorefineries are already delivering on these ambitions... #SOTEU #FoodFeedFuel4Europe
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS on the EU-US trade agreement: The newly published joint statement on the deal confirms the EU is making no concessions to the US on market access for US ethanol 1/
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🌱 This is an important recognition of the strategic importance of EU renewable ethanol production πŸ‘ As the European Commission states, "our position has been that liberalisation from the EU side does not concern any sensitive agricultural products" including ethanol 2/
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🀝 EU-US trade deal: The EU’sΒ commitmentΒ to safeguarding its strategically important renewable #ethanol industry in the trade deal with the US is especially important given the recent rise in US ethanol exports to the EU and UK. 1/
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Even with the existing tariff level the EU market is being flooded with US ethanol – which is produced with state support and tax credits, and with significantly lower energy costs. 2/
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πŸ“‘ PRESS RELEASE: Statement from European renewable ethanol producers on EU-US trade deal πŸ“° According to several media reports, EU officials have confirmed that ethanol is not included in the scope of the 28 July EU-US trade agreement... 1/
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🧐...Likewise ethanol is not mentioned in either the White House fact sheet or the European Commission fact sheet on the deal. This is a clear recognition of the strategic importance of EU renewable ethanol production... 2/ whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2…
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πŸ“‘ PRESS RELEASE: #TourdEurope road trip proves significant GHG reductions from use of renewable fuels πŸš— 🚚 πŸ’§ Cars and trucks running on renewable liquid fuels travelled 77,500 kilometres in 16 countries, using 100% renewable fuels for 84% of the total journey...
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...enabling GHG savings of 67% for the total kilometres travelled. This real-life project demonstrates the valuable, immediate contribution of renewable fuels to transport decarbonisation and their potential for doing even more with supportive EU policies in place
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