Advanced biofuels to decarbonise European transport by 2030: markets, challenges, and policies that impact their successful market uptake
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Advanced biofuels are among the available options to decarbonise transport in the short to medium term especially for aviation, marine and heavy-duty vehicles that lack immediate alternatives. Their production and market uptake, however, is still very low due to several challenges arising across their value chain. So far policy has established targets and monitoring frameworks for low carbon fuels and improved engine performance but has not yet been sufficient to facilitate their effective market uptake. Their market roll-out must be immediate if the 2030 targets are to be met. Analysis in this paper reiterates that the future deployment of these fuels, in market shares that can lead to the desired decarbonisation levels, still depends largely on the integration of tailored policy interventions that can overcome challenges and improve upstream and downstream performance. The work presented aims to i) inform on policy relevant challenges that restrict the flexible, reliable and cost-efficient market uptake of sustainable advanced biofuels for transport, and ii) highlight policy interventions that, have strong potential to overcome the challenges and are relevant to current policy, Green Deal and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Advanced biofuels are the only immediately available option to decarbonise aviation, marine and heavy-duty road transport by 2030, but their market uptake remains very low because of value-chain challenges and insufficient policy support. The paper argues that tailored, integrated policy interventions across feedstock, conversion and end use are needed immediately to meet EU 2030 targets.
Key findings
- Advanced biofuel deployment is still marginal: blending of advanced biofuels is estimated at 1.2%, compared with 4.1% for conventional biofuels; biojet accounts for <0.1% of jet kerosene and biofuels for <1% of marine fuel.
- Policy targets exist but have not delivered sufficient uptake: REDII sets a 14% renewable-energy-in-transport target and a 3.5% advanced biofuels sub-target by 2030, while EU transport GHG emissions have fallen only 3.8% since 2008, versus at least 18% in other major sectors.
- Challenges span the value chain: biomass supply faces soil carbon, land-use, logistics and price-fluctuation issues; conversion faces high capital costs, scale-up and technical risks; end use faces price gaps, fuel-quality, engine-compatibility and infrastructure barriers. Cost is described as the most difficult challenge.
- Recommended interventions include carbon farming, degraded-land rehabilitation, biomass supply hubs, co-location with existing refineries, de-risking first-of-a-kind finance, carbon pricing/taxation, and well-to-wheel or cradle-to-grave accounting, with priority for aviation, marine and heavy-duty road.
Methods
- The paper applies a linear policy analysis with three stages: agenda (current markets and policy), decision (challenges and policy gaps by value-chain stage), and implementation (future policy concepts).
- It uses value chain analysis — biomass supply, conversion pathways, end use — and competitive priority theory focused on flexibility, reliability and cost.
- The analysis focuses on advanced biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstock, with individual treatment of aviation, marine and heavy-duty road; rail is excluded. Evidence is drawn from EU market statistics, policy documents and literature, with Table 2 grading policy-relevant challenges by risk.
Limitations
- The paper does not state a dedicated limitations section. Evident from the text: the work is a qualitative policy and value-chain analysis, with no quantitative modelling or primary empirical sample described.
- Evident scope limits: rail is excluded, the focus is on lignocellulosic advanced biofuels, and the sectoral analysis covers aviation, marine and heavy-duty road rather than all transport.
- Evident: future market uptake projections are described as uncertain, and many market/policy data are from 2018–2020 and pre-COVID context; the policy recommendations are conceptual and not empirically tested.
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Advanced biofuel production and market uptake is still very low due to several challenges arising across their value chain.
“Their production and market uptake, however, is still very low due to several challenges arising across their value chain.”
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Blending of advanced (non-food/feed based) biofuels in the EU is estimated at 1.2%.
“Blending of conventional (food and feed based) biofuels is estimated at 4.1%, well below the 7% cap set by the ILUC Directive [45], and RED II [46] while blending of advanced (non-food/feed based) biofuels is estimated at 1.2%.”
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The key challenges for advanced biofuels until 2030, as identified in this work, are economic and technical.
“The key challenges until 2030, as identified in this work are economic and technical.”
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The cost of powertrain for OEM increases roughly 8% (180 EUR) compared to regular gasoline powertrain for flexi fuel vehicle (FFV).
“Good example is flexi fuel vehicle (FFV) and a cost of powertrain for OEM increases roughly 8% (180 EUR) compared to regular gasoline powertrain [285].”
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There is no profit for OEMs when releasing dedicated engines/vehicles at the moment.
“No profit for OEMs when releasing dedicated engines/vehicles at the moment.”
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Only few customers (end-users) are interested in more expensive alternative powertrain.
“Only few customers (end-users) interested in more expensive alternative powertrain.”
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Advanced and efficient technologies are not supported enough to improve efficiency.
“Advanced and efficient technologies are not supported enough to improve the efficiency [283].”
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FFVs and optimized engines for biofuels contribute to significantly lower average CO2 emissions for the whole fleet of the OEM.
“FFVs and optimized engines for biofuels contribute to significantly lower average CO 2 emissions for the whole fleet of the OEM.”
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There is a lack of a regulatory framework which impacts biomass price fluctuations.
“Lack of a regulatory framework which impacts biomass price fluctuations (D3.5).”
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Present market limitation to ensure a continuous supply of biokerosene hinders airlines from procuring biokerosene for their operations.
“The present market limitation to ensure a continuous supply of biokerosene hinders airlines from procuring biokerosene for their operations [98].”
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Advanced biofuels are essential for the transition to zero carbon, as planned by the European Green Deal and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
“Advanced biofuels are essential for the transition to zero carbon [7][8][9][10][11] as planned by the European Green Deal [12] and the UN Sustainable Development Goals [13,14].”
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- Rests on an assumption: Advanced biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstock will safeguard issues with land use changes.
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Currently 97% of trucks are powered with diesel.
“Currently 97% of trucks are powered with diesel [103].”
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Advanced biofuel production costs are higher than their fossil counterparts.
“Their production costs [19][20][21] however are higher than their fossil counterparts [22]”
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The current share of aviation biofuels in jet kerosene is very low, below 0.1%.
“Current share in jet kerosene is however very low (<0.1%)[89,90].”
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The future deployment of advanced biofuels, in market shares that can lead to desired decarbonisation levels, still depends largely on the integration of tailored policy interventions that can overcome challenges and improve upstream and downstream performance.
“Analysis in this paper reiterates that the future deployment of these fuels, in market shares that can lead to the desired decarbonisation levels, still depends largely on the integration of tailored policy interventions that can overcome challenges and improve upstream and downstream performance.”
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The shortage of infrastructure is an important barrier hindering uptake of new fuels.
“The shortage of infrastructure is an important barrier hindering uptake of new fuels.”
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Many advanced biofuels with strong future potential (i.e. methanol, DME) need dedicated powertrains engine and infrastructure modifications.
“Since many of these fuels with strong future potential (i.e.methanol, DME), need dedicated powertrains engine and infrastructure modifications should be considered alongside fuel production costs.”
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Many advanced biofuels require high upfront investments in completely new infrastructure or retrofitting of existing ones.
“Many advanced biofuels require high upfront investments in completely new infrastructure or retrofitting of existing ones.”
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Co-processing and co-location of advanced biofuel plants in existing infrastructures poses lower economic and technical risks for ramping up these fuels in the short-term.
“Co-processing and co-location of advanced biofuel plants in existing infrastructures (e.g.power plants, refineries, etc.) by taking advantage of existing energy infrastructures in and around plants, etc. poses lower economic and technical risks, for ramping up these fuels in short-term [203].”
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A carbon pricing intervention (fixed, like in Sweden, or market based, ETS, etc.) which considers external costs of fossil fuels is expected, with rare exceptions, to make advanced biofuels cost competitive.
“A carbon pricing intervention (fixed, like in Sweden, or market based, ETS, etc.) which will consider the external costs of fossil fuels is expected, with rare exceptions, to make advanced biofuels cost competitive.”
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Biomass logistics, high raw material production costs and biomass price fluctuations are critical for all advanced biofuel conversion technologies as they can constrain market uptake potential.
“Biomass logistics (contracts with farmers, biomass handling up to the conversion plant gate, etc.), high raw material production costs and biomass price fluctuations are also critical for all advanced biofuel conversion technologies as they can constrain market uptake potential.”
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Cost is the most difficult challenge that advanced biofuels face in their competitiveness with fossil fuels and renewable electricity-based energy carriers available or expected in the 2020-2030 timeframe.
“Cost is the most difficult challenge that advanced biofuels [148][149][150] face in their competitiveness with fossil fuels and renewable electricity-based energy carriers [151] which are (or are expected to be) available in the market during the 2020-2030 timeframe.”
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The availability of resources to be used as feedstock in HVO production facilities is limited when excluding palm oil.
“However, the availability of resources to be used as feedstock in HVO production facilities are indeed limited when excluding palm oil.”
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Despite current regulation to integrate advanced biofuels in transport, there is still a significant price gap with fossil fuels.
“Despite current regulation to integrate advanced biofuels in transport, there is still a significant price gap with fossil fuels.”
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FT liquids are characterised by low biomass to fuel efficiency due to co/by-products such as alcohols, acids, ketones, water and CO2.
“FT liquids is an exemption since it is characterised by low biomass to fuel efficiency due to the co/by-products (such as alcohols, acids, ketones, water and CO 2 are also produced [201].”
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The maximum content of ethanol in petrol is 10% (E10).
“The maximum content of ethanol in petrol is 10% (E10) while the maximum content of biodiesel (fatty acid methyl ester (FAME)) is 7% (B7).”
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Crop yields from degraded land might be low in the beginning.
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The Fuel Quality Directive defines maximum levels for biofuel content in petrol and diesel of freely marketed fuels to ensure compatibility with engines and aftertreatments in vehicles operating across the EU.
“On the other hand, the fuel specifications set out in the Directive define maximum levels for the biofuel content in petrol and diesel of freely marketed fuels to make these fuels compatible with engines and aftertreatments in vehicles operating across the EU [288].”
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Successful operation of heavy duty engines with B30 have been performed.
“Furthermore successful operation of heavy duty engines with B30 have been performed [318].”
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The production cost of HEFA from waste cooking oil is approximately 0.90 euro per litre.
“The production cost of HEFA from waste cooking oil is approximately 0.90 euro per litre, whereas production of ATJ from agricultural residues around 2.4 euro per litre -the same price as for power-to-x (PTX) renewable synthetic kerosene.”
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Modifications of engine components and fuel systems are needed to handle fuels such as B10 or B30 in diesel engines.
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The price of all mentioned SAF options is well above the average production price of regular Jet A1, which oscillates around 0.4 euro per litre.
“The price of all mentioned above options, is well above the average production price of regular Jet A1, which oscillates around 0.4 euro per litre [304].”
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For Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF), the type of feedstock affects the cost of production.
“For Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) the situation is very similar; the type of feedstock affects the cost of production.”
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Due to extra costs and lack of benefits for engine manufacturers, currently there is a significant shortage of ED95 compatible vehicles and corresponding infrastructure in the EU.
“Due to extra costs and lack of benefits for engine manufacturers, currently, there is a significant shortage of ED95 compatible vehicles and corresponding infrastructure in the EU.”
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Overall E10 is safe to use in petrol engines.
“Overall E10 is safe to use in petrol engines [308].”
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In France B10 has been used successfully without any major problem.
“However, in France B10 has been used successfully without any major problem [316,317].”
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The upgrading step is followed by an increased price of the final fuel product.
“At the end, the upgrading step is followed by the increased price of the final fuel product.”
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The production cost of SIP from sugar cane could reach nearly 4 euros per litre.
“On the high price range is the production of SIP from sugar cane which could reach nearly 4 euros per litre.”
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When considering ethanol and its drop-in solutions, the flexibility in replacing gasoline is limited to 10% by EN228 standard.
“When considering ethanol and its drop-in solutions, the flexibility in replacing gasoline is limited to 10% by EN228 standard.”
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For SAF, the conversion pathway plays a significant role.
“In this case, the conversion pathway also plays a significant role.”
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It adds extra cost, approximately 8% of regular gasoline powertrain.
“It adds extra cost, approximately 8% of regular gasoline powertrain [313].”
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There are differences in engine components between FFV and regular gasoline cars, i.e. some elastomers are replaced by more durable materials, corrosion resistant alloys of engine, etc.
“There are differences in engine components between FFV and regular gasoline cars, i.e. some elastomers are replaced by more durable materials, corrosion resistant alloys of engine and etc. [312].”
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DME was commercially proven in Sweden (Volvo trucks and city buses).
“DME was commercially proven in Sweden (Volvo trucks and city buses) [332], however the biggest challenges for the technology to enter the market are poor infrastructure, very limited amount of vehicles on the road, and low DME production capacities in EU.”
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Methanol performs well in retrofitted engines while using mixing controlled compression ignition combustion with pilot fuel.
“Methanol performs well in retrofitted engines while using mixing controlled compression ignition combustion with pilot fuel [334].”
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Durability of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) applied in FCVs is still an issue.
“Additionally, durability of the polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) applied in FCVs is still an issue [339].”
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DME requires dedicated CI engines (especially injectors) as it is not a drop-in fuel for standard diesel engines.
“DME requires dedicated CI engines (especially injectors) as it is not a drop-in fuel for standard diesel engines [330].”
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Findingnone givenFast pyrolysis is a pathway where significant progress has been reported recently (BTG, ENSYN, Fortum et al.).
“Fast pyrolysis is another pathway where significant progress has been reported recently (BTG, ENSYN, Fortum et al.).”
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Findingnone givenAt present there are more than one technology developers (Clariant, Versalis, Praj Industries, etc.) active in First-of-a-Kind cellulosic ethanol plants and optimising them.
“This is the case with cellulosic ethanol where at present there are more than one technology developers (Clariant, Versalis, Praj Industries, etc.) active in FoAKs and optimising them.”
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Findingnone givenThere is a lack of coordination, cooperation and synergies between all actors of the biofuels value chain, including land related and energy/fuel sectors.
“Lack of coordination, cooperation and synergies between all actors of the biofuels value chain, including the land related (agriculture, forestry, conservation/natural resources/environment) and the energy/fuel sectors.”
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Findingnone givenMarine infrastructure and availability of fuel in big ports globally is supervised by IMO but there are no specific recommendations about future potential and availability of low carbon fuels in the ports.
“Supervised by IMO but no specific recommendations about future potential and availability of low carbon fuels in the ports.”
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Findingnone givenThere is an absence of a regulatory mechanism to bridge the price gap between renewable and fossil based fuels.
“Absence of regulatory mechanism to bridge the price gap between renewable and fossil based fuels.”
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Findingnone givenHigh volumes of advanced biofuels are needed even for demonstration tests in marine.
“High volumes of advanced biofuels needed, even for the demonstration tests.”
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Findingnone givenRetail stations can offer various products but have no obligation to provide renewable fuels/blends.
“Retail stations can offer various products but no obligation to provide renewable fuels/blends.”
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Findingnone givenThere are lower taxes for EVs but lack of concrete support for powertrains intended for advanced biofuel use.
“Lower taxes for EVs but lack of concrete support for powertrains intended for advanced biofuel use.”
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FindingcitationOnly a few SMEs and industries are aware of potential biomass opportunities and most of them have limited access to capital to invest in new technologies.
“Only a few SMEs and industries are aware of potential biomass opportunities and most of them have limited access to capital that will allow them to invest in new technologies”
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Findingnone givenFor FFV intended for advanced bioethanol, CO2 emission value is minus 60-70% compared to only tank to wheel (TTW) emissions.
“For example, minus 60-70% of CO 2 emission value for FFV intended for advanced bioethanol compared to only tank to wheel (TTW) emissions.”
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Findingnone givenThere is competition between aviation and on-road transport for feedstocks.
“Competition between aviation and on-road transport for feedstocks”
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Findingnone givenH2020 projects and EU financial support are in the development stage for marine advanced biofuels.
“H2020 projects and EU financial support in the development stage.”
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Findingnone givenEVs regardless of electricity origin are treated as zero emission.
“EVs regardless of electricity origin treated as zero emission.”
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Findingnone givenThere are no credits for advanced biofuels and the EU fleet-wide average emission target does not support new investments in internal combustion engine (ICE) development.
“But no credits for advanced biofuels and it does not support new investments in internal combustion engine (ICE) development.”
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Findingnone givenOrigin of liquid fuels including advanced biofuels is not taken into account from OEM perspective.
“Origin of liquid fuels including advanced biofuels not taken into account from OEM perspective.”
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Findingnone givenDespite several policies having aligned objectives for biomass production, the efficient and timely mobilisation of organic wastes and residues remains a challenge.
“Despite the fact that several policies have aligned objectives for biomass production, the efficient and timely mobilisation of organic wastes and residues remains a challenge.”
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Findingnone givenEnd-users willing to choose cheaper option or rich consumers tend to buy oversized vehicles like SUVs.
“End-users willing to choose cheaper option or rich consumers tend to buy oversized vehicles like SUVs.”
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Findingnone givenRoad manufacturers (OEMs) are not willing to change existing automotive production lines.
“Road Manufacturers (OEMs) not willing to change existing automotive production lines.”
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Findingnone givenThe cost of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) is significantly higher compared to fossil Jet A1.
“Significantly higher cost of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) compared to fossil Jet A1”
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FindingreasoningVarying scales of applications are not addressed clearly within financing mechanisms, so R&D, design efforts and resources are lacking for production processes to move from pilot and demonstration scales to commercial scales.
“Varying scales of the applications are not addressed clearly within the financing mechanisms, thus R&D, design efforts and resources are lacking for production processes to move from pilot and demonstration scales to commercial scales.”
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Findingnone givenTechnology development and deployment is capital intensive, resulting in high production cost of RES fuels, including feedstock which represents a large share of total production cost, creating overall high financial risk.
“Technology development and deployment is capital intensive therefore it results in high production cost of RES fuels, including for feedstock which represents a large share of total production cost, creating overall high financial risk.”
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Findingnone givenThere are still very limited initiatives to rehabilitate degraded land for biomass production and advanced biofuels, and these are mostly research and demonstration activities.
“There are still very limited initiatives to rehabilitate them for biomass production and advance biofuels and these are mostly research and demonstration activities”
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Findingnone givenThe level of communication with the energy sector is weak and does not cover all involved or affected by the law entities.
“Weak level of communication with the energy sector that does not cover all involved or affected by the law entities.”
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Findingnone givenRetail stations have a limited number of fuel distributors, generally not more than 6-8 fuel batches.
“Retail stations with limited number of fuel distributors, generally not more than 6-8 fuel batches.”
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Findingnone givenThere are still policy relevant gaps concerning the uniform definition and classification of marginal land types and detailed planning, financing and awareness interventions within national strategic action plans for the Common Agricultural Policy.
“There are still policy relevant gaps concerning i) the uniform definition and classification of marginal land types as well as ii) detailed planning, financing and awareness interventions within the national strategic action plans for the Common Agricultural Policy.”
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Findingnone givenThere is an absence of policy support and incentives for sustainable aviation fuels.
“Absence of the policy support and incentives for sustainable aviation fuels.”
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Findingnone givenThere is still lack of knowledge transfer from existing practices and flagship initiatives at regional level to demonstrate the feasibility of sustainable, long term biomass supply practices to produce advanced biofuels.
“There is still lack knowledge transfer from existing practices and flagship initiatives at regional level which will demonstrate the feasibility of sustainable, long term biomass supply practices to produce advanced biofuels.”
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PremisecitationAdvanced biofuels still require significant innovation, technological development and scale up.
“they still require significant innovation [23][24][25][26], technological development [27] and scale up [28][29][30].”
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PremisecitationGHG emissions in the European transport sector have declined by only 3.8% since 2008, compared to at least 18% reduction in other major sectors.
“GHG emissions in the European transport sector have declined by only 3.8% since 2008, compared to at least 18% reduction in other major sectors [114].”
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PremisecitationLess than 1% of current marine fuel supply uses biofuels, mostly in inland or short-sea shipping, due to high costs, low fuel availability, retrofitting and bunkering practices, and institutional approval.
“Less than 1% of the current marine fuel supply uses biofuels, mostly in inland or short-sea shipping [99] due to high costs, low fuel availability, retrofitting and bunkering practices, and institutional approval.”
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Interpretationnone givenPolicy has established targets and monitoring frameworks for low carbon fuels and improved engine performance but has not yet been sufficient to facilitate effective market uptake of advanced biofuels.
“So far policy has established targets and monitoring frameworks for low carbon fuels and improved engine performance but has not yet been sufficient to facilitate their effective market uptake.”
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InterpretationcitationOnly short distance aviation may be electrified in the medium term; therefore liquid fuels will dominate the aviation industry much beyond 2030 for long distance flights.
“Only short distance aviation may be electrified in the medium term; therefore, liquid fuels will dominate the industry much beyond 2030 for long distance flights [83,84].”
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PremisecitationLight and heavy-duty road vehicles still account for nearly three-quarters of transport CO2 emissions, while emissions from aviation and marine continue to rise.
“However, despite rapid increase of electric vehicles in the European market [5], light and heavy-duty road vehicles still account for nearly three-quarters of transport CO2 emissions, while emissions from aviation and marine continue to rise [6] (IEA, 2020).”
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Premisenone givenAdvanced biofuels are among the available options to decarbonise transport in the short to medium term, especially for aviation, marine and heavy-duty vehicles that lack immediate alternatives.
“Advanced biofuels are among the available options to decarbonise transport in the short to medium term especially for aviation, marine and heavy-duty vehicles that lack immediate alternatives.”
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InterpretationcitationAdvanced biofuels are the only immediately available solution that can enable transport to meet the 2030 GHG emission reduction objectives, because electricity and hydrogen will only be nascent at that horizon.
“Advanced biofuels are the only immediately available solution that can enable transport to meet the 2030 objectives of GHG emission reduction, as electricity, and even more hydrogen, will only be nascent at this horizon (the recent Smart & Sustainable Mobility strategy [49] objective for 30 million EVs on the road in the EU represents only 12% of the car-pool).”
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PremisecitationAdditional interventions beyond RED II targets are needed with focus on the challenges advanced biofuels face along the value chain.
“Even though the Renewable Energy Directive II [31] set clear targets both the industry and the scientific community agree that additional interventions are needed with focus on the challenges [32][33][34][35] these fuels face along the value chain [36,37].”
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PremisecitationThe 2011 European Biofuels Flightpath target of 2 million tons of biokerosene by 2020 was never met due to the lack of biokerosene producing facilities.
“In 2011 the European Biofuels Flightpath in Aviation [96,97], proposed a target on 2 million tons of biokerosene by 2020; however, due the lack of biokerosene producing facilities this target was never met.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe challenges of soil quality and soil carbon apply to both harvesting/collection of agriculture and forest residues and the cultivation of dedicated crops, and affect reliability for raw material sourcing and flexibility to use a mix of biomass feedstock and secure year-round feedstock supply.
“The challenges of soil quality and soil carbon apply to both harvesting/collection of agriculture and forest residues and the cultivation of dedicated crops.They affect performance for: i) reliability for raw material sourcing without causing negative impacts to soil and ii) flexibility to use a mix of biomass feedstock and secure year-round feedstock supply.”
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Interpretationnone givenFrom the end-use perspective, challenges for future market uptake of advanced biofuels relate to economic (appropriate pricing) and technical issues such as fuel quality, engine compatibility and improvements required in infrastructure for processing, storing and selling such fuels.
“From the end-use perspective, challenges for future market uptake relate to economic (appropriate pricing) and technical issues such as i) fuel quality, ii) engine compatibility and iii) improvements required in infrastructure for processing, storing and selling such fuels.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe future deployment of advanced biofuels, in market shares that can lead to decarbonisation, still depends largely on the integration of tailored policy interventions that can overcome challenges and improve upstream and downstream performance.
“Analysis within this paper reiterates that their future deployment, in market shares that can lead to decarbonisation, still depends largely on the integration of tailored policy interventions that can overcome challenges and improve upstream and downstream performance.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe significant price gap between fossil fuels and advanced biofuels makes their market roll-out very challenging.
“The significant price gap between fossil fuels and advanced biofuels makes their market roll-out very challenging but can be regulated with targeted policy interventions which include: • Promote targeted fund integration to improve Advanced biofuels infrastructure.”
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InterpretationreasoningIn the marine sector, due to fast changing regulations and uncertain future, fleet operators tend to select multi-fuel solutions that allow using various fuels including fossils and alternatives such as advanced biofuels.
“In the marine sector, due to fast changing regulations and uncertain future, fleet operators tend to select the multi-fuel solutions that allow using various fuels including fossils and alternatives such as advanced biofuels.”
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PremisecitationThere are still limited initiatives to rehabilitate degraded land for biomass production and advanced biofuels, and these are mostly research and demonstration activities.
“The Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/807 [173] suggests degraded land as an option to broaden biomass supply, however, there are still limited initiatives to rehabilitate such land types for biomass production and advanced biofuels and these are mostly research and demonstration activities [174][175][176][177][178][179].”
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InterpretationreasoningCompatible biofuels (i.e. HVO) and minor retrofits (i.e. mid-level ethanol blends) are preferred options resulting in lower capital expenditure and re-use of the existing system.
“Therefore, compatible biofuels (i.e.HVO) and minor retrofits (i.e.mid-level ethanol blends) are preferred options resulting in lower capital expenditure and re-use of the existing system.”
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InterpretationcitationTechnical challenges for advanced biofuels still exist, mostly for scaling-up most advanced biofuel technologies, which mean engineering and equipment modifications.
“Technical challenges still exist, mostly for scaling-up most advanced biofuel technologies, which mean engineering and equipment modifications.”
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PremisecitationAdvanced biofuels face challenges to secure year-round, sustainable feedstock supply with quality that meets conversion specifications and to keep costs throughout the year reasonable.
“Like all biomass value chains, advanced biofuels face challenges to secure year-round, sustainable feedstock supply [153][154][155]with quality that meets the conversion specifications and keep costs throughout the year reasonable [156].”
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Interpretationnone givenThe challenge of compatibility with fuel quality affects primarily performance in cost.
“The challenge of compatibility with fuel quality affects primarily performance in cost.”
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Interpretationnone givenThere are trade-offs between the urgency of need for climate action (beyond particular targets) and potential for stranded assets or unfavorable technology lock-in.
“There are however trade-offs between the urgency of need for climate action (beyond particular targets) and potential for stranded assets or unfavorable technology lock-in.”
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InterpretationreasoningSuch a carbon pricing mechanism will improve advanced biofuels market roll-out and meet the 2030 targets while allowing other renewable fuels, such as electricity and hydrogen, to increase their market shares and commercialisation rates.
“Such a mechanism will improve their market roll-out and meet the 2030 targets whist at the same time will allow other renewable fuels, such as electricity and hydrogen, increase their market shares and commercialisation rates.”
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Interpretationnone givenCurrent policy mechanisms have established targets and monitoring frameworks for low carbon fuels and improved car engine performance but have not yet been adequate to facilitate the market uptake of advanced biofuels.
“Current policy mechanisms have established targets and monitoring frameworks for low carbon fuels and improved car engine performance but have not yet been adequate to facilitate the market uptake of advanced biofuels.”
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Interpretationnone givenSupport for new technologies with improved efficiency will address competition through resource and energy efficiency and steer deployment to aviation, marine and heavy-duty transport sectors.
“Support for new technologies with improved efficiency will also address the competition though resource and energy efficiency and steer deployment to aviation, marine and heavy-duty transport sectors.”
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Interpretationnone givenFirst-of-a-Kind (FoAK) plants will improve scale up by 2030.
“First-of-a-Kind (FoAK) plants will improve scale up by 2030.”
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Interpretationnone givenUsed cooking oils have limited potential but better efforts in their collection will increase their availability.
“Used cooking oils have limited potential but better efforts in their collection will increase their availability.”
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InterpretationreasoningHVO has so far been the sustainable biofuel of preference due to its drop-in characteristics.
“At this point it is important to clarify that HVO has so far been the sustainable biofuel of preference due to its drop-in characteristics.”
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PremisecitationProjections for future market uptake of advanced biofuels are uncertain, and decision making for new plants, especially after Covid 19, is still considered high cost and risky.
“Projections for future market uptake of advanced biofuels are uncertain and decision making for new plants, especially after the impacts of Covid 19 which led to the first contraction in biofuels output in the last two decades [195], is still considered high cost and risky [196].”
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InterpretationreasoningIMO regulations mean that an estimated 70% of the fuels currently used by the marine sector needs to be modified or changed.
“These regulations mean that an estimated 70% of the fuels currently used by the sector needs to be modified or changed.”
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InterpretationreasoningEconomic challenges for advanced biofuels relate to investment and operation costs and access to finance.
“Economic challenges relate to investment and operation costs and access to finance.”
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PremisecitationPort authorities' regulations together with sustainability commitments of marine operators and sulphur cap requiring significant SOx reductions are critical issues for the marine sector and the most compelling reasons for utilising advanced biofuels.
“Port authorities' regulations together with sustainability commitments of marine operators and sulphur cap requiring significant SOx reductions are critical issues for the marine sector [133] and the most compelling reasons for utilising advanced biofuels.”
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InterpretationreasoningDrop-in fuels are the preferred option since no modifications in current infrastructure and engine technology are considered necessary.
“Drop-in fuels are the preferred option since no modifications in current infrastructure and engine technology are considered necessary.”
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Interpretationnone givenPolicy, integrated across the value chain, can facilitate future market uptake of good quality and sustainable advanced biofuels that are compatible with current vehicle engines and infrastructure for producing, storing, transporting, and retail stations.
“Policy, integrated across the value chain, can facilitate future market uptake of good quality and sustainable advanced biofuels that are compatible with current vehicle engines and infrastructure for producing, storing, transporting, and retail stations.”
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InterpretationreasoningTo facilitate market uptake of advanced biofuels, there is an urgent need for immediate and targeted policy actions with focus firstly on reducing their production costs and secondly on reducing the financial risk of investing in capital-intensive advanced biofuel chains.
“To facilitate the market uptake of advanced biofuels, there is an urgent need for immediate and targeted policy actions with focus firstly on reducing their production costs and secondly, on reducing the financial risk of investing in capital-intensive advanced biofuel chains (for instance via long-term regulation stability and access to privileged financing).”
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Interpretationnone givenSwitch to new infrastructure is inevitable in case of gaseous fuels such as LBG, DME, hydrogen or ammonia.
“Switch to new infrastructure is inevitable in case of gaseous fuels such as LBG, DME, hydrogen or ammonia.”
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Interpretationnone givenInnovations in conversion pathways development involve high capital costs and thus high financial risk.
“Innovations in conversion pathways development involve high capital costs and thus high financial risk; measures to facilitate this must be introduced.”
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InterpretationcitationTo achieve the 2030 targets within a decade, a step change with immediate, targeted policy interventions is required to increase low carbon fuel availability.
“To achieve these targets within a decade (2020-2030) a step change with immediate, targeted policy interventions is required to increase low carbon fuel availability [126].”
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Interpretationnone givenThe additional cost from public policy funding is transferred to European citizens and can affect their quality of life.
“The additional cost from public policy funding however is transferred to European citizens and can affect their quality of life.”
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Interpretationnone givenProviding financial support for new, highly efficient conversion pathways will improve access to capital and reduce risk for industries and SMEs.
“Providing financial support for new, highly efficient conversion pathways will improve access to capital and reduce risk for industries and SMEs.”
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PremisecitationFuel quality challenges also exist in marine, where mixing of various grade fuels might result in wax formation or high corrosiveness, which further lead to filter clogging, engine damage and other operational issues.
“Fuel quality challenges also exist in marine, where mixing of various grade fuels might result in wax formation or high corrosiveness, which further lead to filter clogging, engine damage and other operational issues.”
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Interpretationnone givenAdvanced biofuels from emerging conversion pathways might encounter quality issues related to blending performance and are linked to flexibility and reliability.
“Advanced biofuels from emerging conversion pathways might encounter quality issues related to blending performance and are linked to priorities such as flexibility and reliability.”
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InterpretationreasoningThese trade-offs can be relieved by the presence of more than one technology provider in the market creating healthy competition that moves innovation forward.
“These can be relieved by the presence of more than one technology provider in the market creating healthy competition that moves innovation forward.”
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Premisenone givenHigh-quality fuels such as paraffinic diesel in road transport or SAFs in aviation are usually more expensive than fossil diesel or kerosene, respectively.
“Usually, those high-quality fuels such as paraffinic diesel in road transport or SAFs in aviation are more expensive than fossil diesel or kerosene, respectively.”
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Premisenone givenFor the pyrolysis pathway, the most important constraints are the upgrading steps of bio-oil, which are in early development stage (lab to pilot scale), even though pyrolysis is a well-established technology.
“For the pyrolysis pathway, the most important constraints are the upgrading steps of bio-oil which are in early development stage (i.e., lab to pilot scale), even though pyrolysis is a well-established technology.”
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PremisecitationOptimized engines could bring further benefits in terms of lower fuel consumption, higher thermal efficiency and minimized emissions.
“Optimized engines could bring further benefits in terms of lower fuel consumption, higher thermal efficiency and minimized emissions [209][210][211][212].”
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InterpretationreasoningA step-by-step approach prioritising reliable conversion pathways with not very expensive sustainable fuels before innovative but not yet commercially mature ones with very expensive sustainable fuels will stimulate market uptake while allowing time for innovative technologies to develop out of the valley of death.
“This approach will stimulate market uptake while allowing time for innovative technologies to develop out of the valley of death.”
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PremisecitationAlthough thermochemical processes are close to technological readiness for large scale industrial implementation with stable process and higher feedstock conversion efficiencies, there is still great potential for technological improvement in assembling them into a new system successfully and avoiding process failures.
“For instance, although the thermochemical processes are close to technological readiness for large scale industrial implementation with stable process and higher feedstock conversion efficiencies [198,199] there is still great potential for technological improvement [200] that lies in assembling them into a new system in a successful way and avoid process failures.”
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Interpretationnone givenEngine optimisation needs extensive R&D and further actions from engine manufacturers, which are associated with increase of end-use costs.
“However, engine optimisation needs extensive R&D and further actions from engine manufacturers, which are associated with increase of end-use costs.”
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Interpretationnone givenSustainable biomass feedstocks are present in Europe.
“Sustainable biomass feedstocks are present in Europe, but their efficient and timely mobilisation remains a challenge which requires synergies with agriculture, forestry, and rural land-use planning.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe lack of regulatory framework and financing mechanisms for biomass price fluctuations are important and can be considered dominant gaps in policy that should be addressed.
“In this case, the lack of regulatory framework and financing mechanisms for the biomass price fluctuations are also important and, can be considered as dominant gaps in policy that should be addressed.”
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InterpretationreasoningThere is a potential difficulty of financing compatible infrastructure as a fuel is nascent or not yet widespread in the marketplace, which is the case of hydrogen.
“There is also a potential difficulty of financing compatible infrastructure as a fuel is nascent or not yet widespread in the marketplace, which is the case of hydrogen.”
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InterpretationcitationThere are still gaps concerning uniform definition and classification of degraded land types as well as planning, financing, capacity building and awareness interventions at local level.
“There are also still gaps concerning i) the uniform definition [180] and classification [181] of degraded land types [182] as well as ii) planning [183,184], financing, capacity building and awareness [185] interventions at local level.”
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Interpretationnone givenEfficient and timely mobilisation of sustainable biomass feedstocks remains a challenge requiring synergies with agriculture, forestry, and rural land-use planning.
“Sustainable biomass feedstocks are present in Europe, but their efficient and timely mobilisation remains a challenge which requires synergies with agriculture, forestry, and rural land-use planning.”
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InterpretationreasoningTailored policy interventions will increase investors' confidence and allow the industry to improve their technical and financial performance.
“This will increase investors' confidence and allow the industry to improve their technical and financial performance.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe TTW approach does not consider the majority of emissions produced within the value chain and misleads the assessment of real environmental footprint of the technologies.
“TTW approach does not consider majority of the emissions produced within the value chain, and misleads the assessment of real environmental footprint of the technologies.”
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InterpretationreasoningAchieving market uptake of advanced biofuels in aviation, maritime and heavy-duty road necessitates appropriate taxation, incentives, and/or carbon credits to reduce the price gap with their fossil counterparts.
“Achieving this however necessitates appropriate taxation, incentives, and/or carbon credits to reduce the price gap with their fossil counterparts.”
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PremisecitationEN 590 specifies requirements and test methods for marketed and delivered automotive diesel fuel, applicable to diesel fuel for vehicles designed to run on diesel containing up to 7% (V/V) FAME.
“The EN 590 European Standard specifies requirements and test methods for marketed and delivered automotive diesel fuel.It is applicable to automotive diesel fuel for use in diesel engine vehicles designed to run on automotive diesel fuel containing up to 7% (V/V) Fatty Acid Methyl Ester.”
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PremisecitationCEN is carrying out research on behalf of the Commission on various biofuels blends, particularly for E20/25, with CEN TC/19 since 2013.
“In particular for E20/25 the Commission has been supporting a series of research projects with CEN TC/19 since 2013 [291,292].”
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Interpretationnone givenImproved efficiencies and scale up will increase sustainable industrialisation of innovative Advanced biofuel conversion technologies.
“Improved efficiencies and scale up will increase sustainable industrialisation of innovative Advanced biofuel conversion technologies.”
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PremisecitationThe Fuel Quality Directive (2009/30/EC) sets a 6% reduction target for GHG emissions from fuels, providing an incentive for using more low carbon fuels such as biofuels in the transport sector.
“On the one hand, the 6% reduction target for GHG emissions from fuels provides an incentive for using more low carbon fuels, such as biofuels, in the transport sector.”
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PremisecitationThe maximum content of biodiesel (FAME) in diesel is 7% (B7).
“The maximum content of ethanol in petrol is 10% (E10) while the maximum content of biodiesel (fatty acid methyl ester (FAME)) is 7% (B7).”
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InterpretationcitationThe concept of degraded land has limitations as regards cost-efficient rehabilitation and crop yield potential.
“The concept does however have certain limitations as regards the cost-efficient rehabilitation [246,247] and the crop yield potential [248][249][250].”
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InterpretationreasoningThe current tank-to-wheel (TTW) approach is outdated.
“Current tank-to-wheel (TTW) approach is outdated.”
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Interpretationnone givenFund integration will strengthen sector integration in climate change measures.
“Fund integration will strengthen sector integration in climate change measures.”
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InterpretationreasoningChanges associated with investments in dedicated engine's R&D, upscaling of production lines, distribution network, logistics, etc. are inevitable.
“Changes associated with investments in dedicated engine's R&D, upscaling of production lines, distribution network, logistics, etc. are inevitable, therefore, consistent and long-term policy support is urgently needed.”
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InterpretationreasoningWith the current TTW approach, EU state members will never achieve their climate targets.
“With the current TTW approach, EU state members will never achieve their climate targets.”
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InterpretationreasoningLearning and communication will be improved, and trustworthy business relationships between the upstream and downstream part of the value chain will be established by such actions.
“Learning and communication will be improved, and trustworthy business relationships between the upstream and downstream part of the value chain will be established.”
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Interpretationnone givenRapidly changing regulations create an unstable environment for future investments in the whole advanced biofuel infrastructure.
“Rapidly changing regulations Unstable environment for future investments in the whole advanced biofuel infrastructure.”
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InterpretationreasoningSuch flagship and demonstration initiatives will provide clarity and evidence on how domestic feedstock options can be best mobilised, which actors should be involved and under which contractual and business structures.
“Such actions will provide clarity and evidence on how domestic feedstock options can be best mobilised, which actors should be involved and under which contractual and business structures.”
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PremisecitationEN228 defines quality requirements for unleaded petrol and was updated in 2017.
“The EN228 “Automotive fuels -Unleaded petrol -Requirements and test methods” defines the quality requirements for unleaded petrol has been updated and the 2017 specifications [290].”
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InterpretationreasoningTailored financing mechanisms (such as feedstock premiums, feed in tariffs and premiums, CO2 taxes, etc.) are necessary to de-risk capital investment and ease uncertainties of production costs.
“Tailored financing mechanisms (such as feedstock premiums, feed in tariffs and premiums, CO 2 taxes, etc.) are necessary to de-risk capital investment and ease uncertainties of production costs.”
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InterpretationreasoningFlagship and demonstration initiatives, including new business models, for biomass supply with either industrial or regional cooperative lead are needed across different regional climatic and ecological zones within Europe.
“Flagship and demonstration initiatives, including new business models, for biomass supply with either industrial or regional cooperative lead are needed across different regional climatic and ecological zones within Europe.”
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Interpretationnone givenSome sectors such as aviation struggle for feedstocks intended to SAF production, as it is cheaper to use them for on-road transport fuels.
“Some sectors such as aviation struggle for feedstocks intended to SAF production, as it is cheaper to use them for on-road transport fuels.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe double-counting idea does not reflect the real share of advanced biofuels in the market.
“Reconsidering of double-counting idea, which does not reflect the real share of advanced biofuels in the market.”
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InterpretationreasoningTailored policy interventions integrated along the advanced biofuels value chain (feedstock production, conversion, end use) are essential for future policy formation at all governance levels.
“Tailored policy interventions integrated along the advanced biofuels value chain (feedstock production, conversion, end use) are essential for future policy formation at all governance levels.”
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PremisecitationEN228 specifies two types of unleaded petrol: one with a maximum oxygen content of 3.7% (m/m) and a maximum ethanol content of 10.0% (V/V), and one for older vehicles with a maximum oxygen content of 2.7% (m/m) and a maximum ethanol content of 5.0% (V/V).
“This European Standard specifies two types of unleaded petrol: one type with a maximum oxygen content of 3,7% (m/m) and a maximum ethanol content of 10,0% (V/V), and one type intended for older vehicles that are not warranted to use unleaded petrol with a high biofuel content, with a maximum oxygen content of 2,7% (m/m) and a maximum ethanol content of 5,0% (V/V).”
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PremisecitationThese limits are specified by CEN Technical Committee 19.
“These limits are specified by the Technical Committee 19 “Gaseous and liquid fuels, lubricants and related products of petroleum, synthetic and biological origin” of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) [289].”
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InterpretationreasoningThe TTW approach drives unfair taxation, punishes and inhibits the progress and commercialisation of cleaner and more sustainable technologies on the Well-to-Wheel (WTW) basis.
“TTW approach drives the unfair taxation, punishes and inhibits the progress and commercialisation of cleaner and more sustainable technologies on the Well-to-Wheel (WTW) basis.”
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InterpretationreasoningEnsuring the quality and developing standards for the mobilisation of residual and biogenic waste biomass streams will mobilise otherwise unused biomass and reduce the pressure on land and diversify the source of biomass production.
“Ensuring the quality and developing standards for the mobilisation of residual and biogenic waste biomass streams will mobilise otherwise unused biomass and reduce the pressure on land and diversity the source of biomass production.”
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PremisecitationIn the US B20 is used successfully.
“In the US B20 is used successfully [319].”
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PremisecitationIn low blending concentrations with fossil diesel, traditional biodiesel (FAME) is an option, but the content should not exceed 7% on volume basis according to EN590 standard, which limits its flexibility in replacing fossil diesel.
“In low blending concentrations with fossil diesel, traditional biodiesel (FAME) is an option, nevertheless the content should not exceed 7% on volume basis according to EN590 standard, which limits its flexibility in replacing fossil diesel.”
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PremisecitationMD95 is in the research and development phase, therefore the technology is not ready yet for commercialisation.
“Whereas MD95 is in the research and development phase, therefore, the technology is not ready yet for the commercialisation [315].”
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PremisecitationThe European Commission issued mandate M/525 to CEN for standards on pyrolysis oils produced from biomass feedstocks to be used in various energy applications or intermediate products for subsequent processing on July 27, 2013.
“The European Commission, initiated by DG ENER, issued on July 27, 2013 the mandate M/525 [295] to CEN for standards on pyrolysis oils produced from biomass feedstocks to be used in various energy applications or intermediate products for subsequent processing.”
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PremisecitationEN 15940 defines two classes of paraffinic diesel fuel: high cetane and normal cetane.
“It defines two classes of paraffinic diesel fuel: high cetane and normal cetane.”
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PremisecitationBlends with higher ethanol concentration in regular vehicles affect negatively cold-start emissions, speed up the corrosion and wear of engine components.
“Blends with higher ethanol concentration in regular vehicles affect negatively cold-start emissions, speed up the corrosion and wear of engine components [310,311].”
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PremisecitationEthanol can also be used in a blend of 85% on volume basis (E85) in flexible fuel engines but its uptake has been rather slow in the EU.
“Ethanol can also be used in a blend of 85% on volume basis (E85) in flexible fuel engines but its uptake has been rather slow in the EU [309].”
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PremisecitationIn Germany there was considerable confusion caused by the information provided to users when introducing E10.
“In Germany [306] there was considerable confusion caused by the information provided to the users while in France [307] the E10 was introduced smoothly.”
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PremisecitationThe production cost of ATJ from agricultural residues is around 2.4 euro per litre, the same price as for power-to-x (PTX) renewable synthetic kerosene.
“The production cost of HEFA from waste cooking oil is approximately 0.90 euro per litre, whereas production of ATJ from agricultural residues around 2.4 euro per litre -the same price as for power-to-x (PTX) renewable synthetic kerosene.”
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PremisecitationThe mandate M/525 resulted in two CEN deliverables fulfilling three of the original five elements: EN 16900:2017 and EN 17103:2017.
“That resulted in two CEN deliverables fulfilling three of the original five elements of the mandate: EN 16900:2017 -Fast pyrolysis bio-oils for industrial boilers -Requirements and test methods and EN 17103:2017 Fast pyrolysis bio-oil for stationary internal combustion engines -Quality determination.”
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PremisecitationFeedstock availability may affect HVO quality but there is still limited room for optimized collection chains or broadening the raw material sources considering REDII.
“Feedstock availability may also affect HVO quality but there is still limited room for optimized collection chains or broadening the raw material sources considering REDII [302].”
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PremisecitationHVO is an excellent drop-in fuel for road transport and a suitable alternative for compression-ignition (CI) engines powered by fossil diesel fuel, both in light and heavy-duty vehicles.
“HVO: it is an excellent drop-in fuel for road transport and a suitable alternative for compression-ignition (CI) engines powered by fossil diesel fuel, both in light and heavy-duty vehicles [296][297][298][299].”
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PremisecitationFinding cost-effective and feedstock-flexible upgrading processes, which produce suitable quality product, is very challenging and requires advanced R&D process.
“However, finding the cost-effective and feedstock-flexible upgrading processes, which produces suitable quality product, is very challenging and requires advanced R&D process [305].”
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PremisecitationEN 15940 is applicable to fuel for use in diesel engines and vehicles compatible with paraffinic diesel fuel.
“It is applicable to fuel for use in diesel engines and vehicles compatible with paraffinic diesel fuel.”
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PremisecitationPure HVO meets standard EN15940, however, it does not meet EN590 due to the slightly lower density.
“Pure HVO meets standard EN15940, however, it does not meet EN590 due to the slightly lower density [300].”
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PremisecitationFinland aims to expand the availability of HVO across the whole country.
“Finland aims to expand the availability of HVO across the whole country [301].”
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PremisecitationOther paraffinic diesels, like biomass-to-liquid (BTL) from lignocellulosic feedstock, could mitigate upscaling issues related to feedstock availability, however their production costs are higher than HVO.
“Other paraffinic diesels, like biomass-to-liquid (BTL) from lignocellulosic feedstock could mitigate the upscaling issues related to the feedstock availability, however, their production costs are higher than HVO [303].”
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InterpretationreasoningEven though HVO performs very well in CI engines, there are important challenges for market uptake such as feedstock availability for upscaling production capacities, higher final product price compared to regular EN590 diesel, and equality of regulation within EU state members.
“Even though HVO performs very well in CI engines, there are important challenges for market uptake such as feedstock availability for upscaling the production capacities, the higher final product price compared to regular EN590 diesel and equality of regulation within the EU state members.”
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PremisecitationIn France the E10 was introduced smoothly.
“In Germany [306] there was considerable confusion caused by the information provided to the users while in France [307] the E10 was introduced smoothly.”
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PremisecitationCEN standard EN 15940 describes requirements and test methods for marketed and delivered paraffinic diesel fuel containing up to 7.0% (V/V) FAME.
“The CEN standard EN 15940 [294] describes requirements and test methods for marketed and delivered paraffinic diesel fuel containing a level of up to 7,0% (V/V) fatty acid methyl ester (FAME).”
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PremisecitationEthanol can be blended with petrol at low concentrations of 10% on volume basis.
“Ethanol can be blended with petrol at low concentrations of 10% on volume basis.”
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PremisecitationHigh concentration of FAME in blends can additionally affect negatively microbiological growth, water solubility or cause oil dilution.
“High concentration of FAME in blends can additionally affect negatively microbiological growth, water solubility or cause oil dilution [321].”
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PremisecitationHigher blends of FAME have adverse properties such as cold flow properties, oxidation stability, and increased corrosiveness.
“Higher blends of FAME have adverse properties such as cold flow properties, the oxidation stability, and increased corrosiveness [320].”
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PremisecitationHVO is a paraffinic diesel fuel and can be used directly in diesel engines as a drop-in fuel.
“Hydrotreated Vegetable Oils (HVO) is a paraffinic diesel fuel and it can be used directly in diesel engines as a drop-in fuel.”
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PremisecitationThe results of the last CEN contract concluded that according to the literature review, manufacturers suggest that the majority of cars produced in the EU from 2011 onwards are E20 tolerant.
“The results of the last contract were presented in a workshop on June 25, 2019 and concluded that According to the literature review, manufacturers suggest that the majority of cars produced in the EU from 2011 onwards are E20 tolerant [293].”
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PremisecitationMethanol can be utilized in HDV segment in dedicated diesel engines also in combination with ignition improvers in a form of MD95.
“Methanol can be utilized in HDV segment in dedicated diesel engines also in combination with ignition improvers in a form of MD95.”
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InterpretationreasoningHydrogen is very challenging for heavy-duty transportation, both from safety issues related to storage but also from technology maturity, availability and costs.
“Therefore, hydrogen is very challenging for heavy-duty transportation, both from the safety issues related to storage but also from the technology maturity, availability and costs.”
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PremisecitationCurrently, there is a moderate bio-CNG and bio-LNG infrastructure and low number of compatible vehicles in Europe.
“Currently, there is a moderate bio-CNG and bio-LNG infrastructure and low number of compatible vehicles in Europe [328].”
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InterpretationcitationThe biggest challenges for DME technology to enter the market are poor infrastructure, very limited amount of vehicles on the road, and low DME production capacities in EU.
“DME was commercially proven in Sweden (Volvo trucks and city buses) [332], however the biggest challenges for the technology to enter the market are poor infrastructure, very limited amount of vehicles on the road, and low DME production capacities in EU.”
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PremisecitationThe lifetime of an average FCVs is around 17000 h, which makes them less reliable than ICEV.
“The lifetime of an average FCVs is around 17000 h, which makes them less reliable than ICEV [340].”
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PremisecitationThe high cetane number of DME allows efficient combustion, which additionally leads to significantly reduced PM emissions, and lower engine noise.
“The high cetane number of DME allow efficient combustion, which additionally leads to significantly reduced PM emissions, and lower engine noise [331].”
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PremisecitationThe use of hydrogen as a fuel in road transportation is possible by special vehicles equipped with fuel cells.
“The use of hydrogen as a fuel in the road transportation is possible by special vehicles equipped with fuel cells [336].”
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PremisecitationIn case of LBG, methane slip is a major issue.
“In case of LBG, methane slip is a major issue [327].”
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PremisecitationAldehydes can be mentioned as examples of unregulated emissions, valid for alcohol fuels.
“Aldehydes can be mentioned as examples of unregulated emissions, valid for alcohol fuels [324][325][326].”
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PremisecitationMethanol is a very promising fuel option for marine sector with successfully demonstrated examples on the market.
“Methanol is very promising fuel option for marine sector with successfully demonstrated examples on the market [333].”
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PremisecitationThere are challenges for market uptake of hydrogen such as higher price of fuel cell vehicles compared to internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV), and high production price of hydrogen.
“However, there are challenges for the market uptake such as higher price of fuel cell vehicles compared to internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEV), and high production price of the hydrogen [338].”
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PremisecitationLBG is also very interesting option for marine application with growing infrastructure and fleet equipped with either dual fuel (diesel cycle) or spark gas (Otto cycle) engines.
“LBG is also very interesting option for marine application with growing infrastructure and fleet equipped with either dual fuel (diesel cycle) or spark gas (Otto cycle) engines [329].”
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InterpretationreasoningThe engine technology is mature and biggest challenge is foreseen in reliable supply of sustainable LBG in harbours globally at the moment.
“The engine technology is mature and biggest challenge is foreseen in reliable supply of sustainable LBG in harbours globally at the moment.”
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InterpretationcitationDespite its good potential, the challenges for methanol refer mainly to reliable supply chain of methanol in ports worldwide as well as price of renewable methanol in comparison to currently used fuels.
“Despite its good potential [335] the challenges refer mainly to the reliable supply chain of methanol in ports worldwide as well as price renewable methanol in comparison to currently used fuels.”
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PremisecitationFuel cell light-duty vehicles powered with hydrogen bridge the benefits of electric vehicles such as zero tailpipe emissions and traffic noise reduction with the range of internal combustion vehicles.
“Fuel cell light-duty vehicles powered with hydrogen bridge the benefits of electric vehicles such as zero tailpipe emissions and traffic noise reduction with the range of internal combustion vehicles [337].”
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Advanced biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstock will safeguard issues with land use changes.
“The analysis in this paper focuses on advanced biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstock that will safeguard issues with land use changes.”
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Raw materials for fossil fuels are a much more efficient form of energy than the ones for advanced biofuels.
“Raw materials for fossil fuels are a much more efficient form of energy than the ones for advanced biofuels.”
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Advanced biofuels can be deployed at the scale and speed needed to contribute to decarbonisation of European transport by 2030.
“Advanced biofuel value chains must be deployed before 2030 to ensure timely shift from fossil and achieve decarbonisation.”
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The so-called 'blending wall' ensures compatibility with current engine and fuel systems.
“The so-called 'blending wall' ensures the compatibility with the current engine and fuel systems.”
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E85 fuel requires flexi-fuel vehicles (FFV) equipped with spark ignition engines.
“That is why E85 fuel (gasoline blend with up to 85% ethanol concentration) requires flexi-fuel vehicles (FFV) equipped with spark ignition engines.”
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Methane requires dedicated engines and is not a drop-in substitution for gasoline or diesel.
“Methane is a good gaseous fuel but it requires dedicated engines, while it is not a drop-in substitution for gasoline or diesel.”
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Biogas can be used in a compressed form as CBG for short-haul transportation, and in a liquefied form as LBG for long-haul.
“Biogas could be used in a compressed form as a CBG for the short-haul transportation, whereas for the long-haul in a liquefied form as LBG.”
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Hydrogen has a very low volumetric energy density, and current technology stores compressed hydrogen to 700 bars, allowing a lower heating value of 4.7 MJ/L.
“Hydrogen has a very low volumetric energy density, therefore, the current technology stores the compressed hydrogen to 700 bars, which allows to achieve the lower heating value of 4,7 MJ/L.”
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The lower heating value of compressed hydrogen is still low compared to gasoline (about 32 MJ/L) or diesel (36 MJ/L).
“The LHV of such compressed hydrogen is still low compared to gasoline of about 32 MJ/L or diesel 36 MJ/L.”
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Engine type and fuel composition highly affect the characteristics of flue gases.
“Engine type and fuel composition highly affect the characteristics of flue gases.”
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Interactions between blending components can play an important role in flue gas characteristics.
“Interactions between blending components can play an important role as well.”
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Even lower blending limits are set for methanol fuel.
“Even lower blending limits are set for methanol fuel.”
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Traditional biodiesel (FAME) is another fuel for LDV and HDV road transport.
“Traditional biodiesel, by convention mixture of fatty acid methyl esters (FAME), is another fuel for LDV and HDV road transport.”
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In Germany only EN590 compatible fuels are allowed, which limits the use of HVO to just 30% in blends with fossil diesel.
“In the case of Germany only EN590 compatible fuels are allowed, which limits the use of HVO to just 30% in blends with fossil diesel while in other countries, 100% HVO fuel is already sold at retail stations.”
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In other countries, 100% HVO fuel is already sold at retail stations.
“In the case of Germany only EN590 compatible fuels are allowed, which limits the use of HVO to just 30% in blends with fossil diesel while in other countries, 100% HVO fuel is already sold at retail stations.”
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A Technical Specification for a quality for pyrolysis oil suitable for mineral oil refinery co-processing was left for a later stage.
“A Technical Specification for a quality for pyrolysis oil suitable for mineral oil refinery co-processing was left for a later stage.”
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During development of biomethane standards, technical barriers were identified and it proved difficult to achieve consensus on some parameters or analysis methods, related to impact of siloxanes on engines and impact of sulphur on catalytic converters.
“During the development of these 2 standards, technical barriers were identified by CEN/TC 408 and it proved difficult to achieve consensus on some parameters or analysis methods.These were related among others to the impact of siloxanes on engines and the impact of Sulphur on catalytic converters.”
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The European Commission has provided a new contract to CEN to continue the research work on biomethane standards, led by GERG.
“The European Commission has provided a new contract to CEN to continue the research work.The work is led by the European Gas Research Group, (GERG).”
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- Authors
- Panoutsou, C., Germer, S., Karka, P., Papadokostantakis, S., Kroyan, Y., Wojcieszyk, M., Maniatis, K., Marchand, P., & Landalv, I.
- Affiliations
- Imperial College London (GB)
- Institute for Applied Systems Technology Bremen (DE)
- Chalmers University of Technology (SE)
- Aalto University (FI)
- Corresponding author
- Panoutsou, Calliope
- ORCID
- Venue
- Energy Strategy Reviews
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2021-03
- Volume
- 34
- Pages
- 100633
- ISSN
- 2211-467X (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W3135460353
- Semantic Scholar
- 70cbf5182f24018af1f6dcec917591114bf9429c
- Cited by
- 233
- References
- 156
- Citations by year
- 2026: 25 · 2025: 42 · 2024: 45 · 2023: 52 · 2022: 55 · 2021: 14
- FWCI
- 57.45
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- gold
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Energy Strategy Reviews (publishedVersion, cc-by)
- Chalmers Research (Chalmers University of Technology) (submittedVersion)
- Aaltodoc (Aalto University) (submittedVersion, cc-by)
- Aaltodoc (Aalto University) (submittedVersion)
- DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (submittedVersion, cc-by-sa)
- Spiral (Imperial College London) (submittedVersion, other-oa)
- Funders
- European Commission
- Topics
- Life Sciences › Agricultural and Biological Sciences › General Agricultural and Biological Sciences › Bioeconomy and Sustainability Development
- Physical Sciences › Energy › Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment › Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies
- Physical Sciences › Environmental Science › Global and Planetary Change › Advanced Aircraft Design and Technologies
- Keywords
- advanced biofuels, transport decarbonization, low-carbon fuels, biofuel policy, aviation fuel, marine fuel, heavy vehicles, biofuel value chain, European Green Deal, Sustainable Development Goals, European Union policy
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