The Critical Decade: Making Energy work - 12 June

The critical decade: Making energy work to reflect on the past 10 years in energy policy in Australia, celebrate the work of the industry as a whole, and look ahead to the opportunities of the coming decades. Taking place in Melbourne on 12 June. Register now!

IEA report - Biomass pre-treatment for bioenergy

IEA Bioenergy is pleased to announce the release of its new report to demonstrate how the application of certain biomass pre-treatment technologies could make bioenergy supply chains more fuel flexible, more efficient, and more cost-effective.

Renewable Gas in Australia Symposium

Energy Networks Australia and Bioenergy Australia are hosting the Renewable Gas in Australia Symposium to discuss emerging innovations and research in hydrogen and biogas. Registrations Open - Tickets are Limited!

CALL FOR INCLUSIONS: 2019 Bio Innovation Week

The 2019 Bioenergy Australia Conference will be brought to you by Life Sciences Queensland and Bioenergy Australia as part of Bio Innovation Week. Make sure to block out the dates 11 - 15 November 2019. Call for Inclusions on NOW

WA Bioenergy Symposium - LAST CHANCE

The WA Bioenergy Symposium will kick off tomorrow and seeks to provide an opportunity for the agriculture, industrial, energy, transport, mining and local government sectors to understand their potential opportunities in bioenergy.

Up to $2m in funding for industry-led projects

The Government of Western Australia is opening doors for industry by offering up to $2 million in matched funding in support of industry-led projects setting up or expanding in Collie, located in the South West of Western Australia.

IEA Commentary: Are aviation biofuels ready for take off?

The International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Development Scenario anticipates aviation biofuels reaching around 10% of aviation fuel demand by 2030, and close to 20% by 2040. Cost premiums for biofuels over fossil fuels could be negligible on some flights.

Energy from waste and a circular economy

Food scraps sent to the waste-to-energy plant at Wollert, in Melbourne's north, feed a hungry beast. The plant owned and run by Yarra Valley Water can process up to 33,000 tonnes of food waste every year, enough to power about 2,000 homes.

Trial revs up on Australian-first 100% renewable diesel

An Australian-first trial using 100% renewable diesel to fuel a Scania test engine is up and running thanks to the Palaszczuk Government’s Advance Queensland Industry Attraction Fund. Southern Oil’s Pilot Plant is pioneering the refining of renewable diesel fuel.