MUSIC

Market Uptake Support for Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers

 

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 857806

News & Events



MUSIC Webinar - Prospects for Microbial Oil and lipid based SAF, 27 Feb. 2023
MUSIC Workshop - Prospects of biocoal for the metallurgical industry, 15 Feb. 2023, Ghent - Presentations available.
Press Release - MUSIC publishes Pyrolysis White Paper
MUSIC Final Dissemination Workshop - The Role of Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers, Brussels, 23 November 2022 - Presentations available
MUSIC Hybrid Seminar - Prospects for Pyrolysis Oil for Advanced Biofuel in Shipping and Aviation, 24 Nov. 2022, Brussels - Presentations available
MUSIC Event: Bio-economy in a net-zero European Industry, Leipzig, 30-31 May 2022 - presentations available
MUSIC Workshop - Use of Advanced Biofuels to Decarbonise Maritime Transport, 12 May 2022 - presentations available
MUSIC Webinar - Disruptive bioenergy technologies: delivering decarbonisation of industrial processes, 22 February 2022
Press Release - 8 November 2021 - MUSIC Regional Stakeholder Workshops completed
MUSIC Webinar: Energy Intensive Industry: Using Biomass to Reach Carbon Neutrality by 2050, 26 October 2021
Press Release - 20 September 2021 - MUSIC Regional Stakeholder Workshops
Webinar: Agricultural Residues Valorisation - Opportunities with Torrefaction, 20 September 2021
BIOFIT Industry Forum on Bioenergy Retrofitting of Refineries, 17 June 2021
Virtual workshop: Co-Processing as Route to Deployment of Advanced Biofuels Production - 14 April 2021
Press Release - Research & Innovation needs for Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers (IBCs)
Webinar 7 April 2021 - Torrefaction: Opportune time for Development
Webinars on Bioenergy Technologies
Press release - 19 December 2019
MUSIC Kick-off-Meeting

It's biomass... but denser and easier to use. Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers (IBCs) are formed when biomass is processed to energetically denser, storable and transportable intermediary products analogous to coal, oil and gaseous fossil energy carriers. They can be used directly for heat or power generation or further refined to final bioenergy or bio-based products. IBCs contribute to energy security, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in Europe.

The MUSIC project will support market uptake of three types of IBCs by developing feedstock mobilisation strategies, improved cost-effective logistics and trade centres. The investigated IBCs include pyrolysis oil, torrefied biomass and microbial oil.

Market Uptake Support for Intermediate Bioenergy Carriers

 

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