On 13th June 2023, the Hungarian BIKE Partners (AKI Nonprofit Ltd. in partnership with Discovery Center Nonprofit Ltd.) organized a national BIKE Open Lab in Hungary (in Nagylók and Szabadegyháza). The theme of the Open Lab was to showcase
On the 8th of June, BIKE partners gathered in Bologna (IT) for the final project event “Upscaling the production of low-ILUC risk biomass feedstock”. The event was the occasion to showcase the latest results arising from the project
The study In this new Deliverable, RECORD, with the support of BIKE partners, assessed the possibility of replicating the four BIKE case studies, at European level. The assessment study has been performed considering two main criteria for the
On the 11th of May 2023, BIKE partners visited a farm in southern Italy, during the last Open Lab of the Project. The selected farm is “Fattoria Della Piana”, an interesting and promising case for the implementation of
This year, the European Biomass Conference and Exhibition will take place in person, after 3 years of online editions due to the pandemic. The BIKE project has organized an Parallel event during the Conference, where partners will present
On the 31st of March 2023, the third Open lab of the BIKE project took place, in the proximity of the Greek city of Thessaloniki Here, project partners and other external guests who participated in the workshop “Production
This workshop took place in Thessaloniki in March 2023 and aimed at gathering views and results from a series of ongoing and recent Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects, developing solutions to sustainably produce low ILUC risk biomass
This webinar focussed on the preliminary results of the Horizon 2020 projects BIO4A and BIKE, for the development of low ILUC risk biomass feedstock for SAF in marginal land in European dry Mediterranean areas. You can re-watch the
On the 7th of December 2022, the BIKE consortium organized its first project webinar. You can watch the recording HERE Certification schemes for energy crops are essential to prove that they are grown in a sustainable way, without
After two years of work, the BIKE project is producing several results, important for the valorization of low-ILUC risk value chains. BIKE partner CRES has recently submitted a report that assesses the potential production of biomass feedstocks in