Biomass is the “stuff of life” on earth and represents all plants, animals, and humans as well as organic residues and wastes. Bioeconomy is understood as the use of biomass in the economy.
IINAS research on a sustainable bioeconomy addresses
- bioenergy (for electricity, heat/cooling, and transport fuels)
- biomaterials (fibres, plastics, textiles etc.) as well as integrated systems, i.e., so-called biorefineries
- sustainable food systems (incl. feed).
Objectives
What it's about
- The aim of IINAS is to integrate sustainability requirements into a common metric with overall criteria and indicators. Furthermore, resource-efficient strategies for all biomass need to be identified, taking into account land-use.
- For that, IINAS collaborates with IEA Bioenergy and GBEP .
- Furthermore, IINAS is active in developing both voluntary and legally binding sustainability standards for the bioeconomy on national, European and international levels.
- See also: UBA project Sustainable palm oil?
Current
Ongoing IINAS projects on the bioeconomy
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Bioeconomy
Sustainable bioenergy deployment: Lead of IEA Bioenergy Task 40 (2022-2024)
Bioeconomy
Sustainable bioeconomy governance: Co-lead IEA Bioenergy Task 45 (2022-2024)
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Completed IINAS projects on the bioeconomy, incl. publications
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Bioeconomy, Land use
Sustainable Palm Oil? Consumption-orientated approaches for a sustainable supply of palm oil (in cooperation with DUH & WWF, for UBA)
Bioeconomy
Future transitions for the Bioeconomy towards Sustainable Development and a Climate-Neutral Economy: Bioeconomy opportunities for a green recovery and enhanced system resilience. Luxembourg 2021
Bioeconomy
Nachhaltige Nutzung von (Alt)Holz in Luxemburg (mit IZES u.a. für die Ministerien für Energie und Umwelt Luxemburg; internes Projekt)
Bioeconomy
Future transitions for the bioeconomy towards Sustainable Development and a Climate-Neutral Economy – Foresight Scenarios for the EU bioeconomy in 2050. Luxembourg 2021
Bioeconomy, Land use
Bioenergie und Landnutzung (mit IFEU für Umweltbundesamt; internes Projekt)
Bioeconomy, Energy
Beitrag der Bioenergie zum Nationalen Energie- und Klimaschutzplan NECP (mit Prognos et al. für BMWi; 2020)
Bioeconomy
Future transitions for the bioeconomy towards Sustainable Development and a Climate-Neutral Economy – Knowledge Synthesis Final Report. Luxembourg 2020
Bioeconomy
Dokumentation Workhop “Governing sustainability in biomass supply chains for the bioeconomy”, 23. Mai 2019 in Utrecht
Bioeconomy
3. German Future Earth Summit (2018) Conference Summary Report (Oct. 2018)
Bioeconomy
Integration von Bioenergie, Biokraftstoffen und Biomaterialien in eine nachhaltige Bioökonomie: S2Bio (2016)
Bioeconomy
RES-T-BIOPLANT – Integrating 1st and 2nd generation biofuel plants (for IEA Renewable Energy; May 2016)
Bioeconomy
Beiträge zum INRO Projekt zu Nachhaltigkeitsanforderungen für Biomaterialien (2012-2014)
Bioeconomy
Nachhaltige Bioenergy in der EU28: BiomassPolicies (2014)
Bioeconomy
Forest biomass for energy in the EU: current trends, carbon balance and sustainable potential (in cooperation with EFI and Joanneum Research for BirdLife Europe, EEB and Transport & Environment; May 2014)
Erstellt in Zusammenarbeit mit EFI und Joanneum Research i.A. von BirdLife Europe, EEB und T&E (2014) – siehe auch Annex report
Bioeconomy
Forest biomass for energy in the EU: current trends, carbon balance and sustainable potential. Annex Report (in cooperation with EFI and Joanneum Research for BirdLife Europe, EEB and Transport & Environment; May 2014)
Erstellt in Zusammenarbeit mit EFI und Joanneum Research i.A. von BirdLife Europe, EEB und T&E (2014)
Bioeconomy
Aktueller Stand von nationalen und internationalen Zertifizierungsansätzen sowie Weiterentwicklung von Nachhaltigkeitskriterien für feste Biomassen
Fritsche, Uwe & Seyfert, Ulrike; in: Biodiversitätsziele bei der energetischen Waldholznutzung als Beitrag der Nachhaltigkeit; BfN-Skripten 330 (2013)
Bioeconomy, Land use
Umsetzung der Biodiversitätsziele bei der nachhaltigen Bioenergienutzung (in Kooperation mit HFR et al. für BfN; 2012)
Abschlußbericht von Öko-Institut e.V., Hochschule für Forstwirtschaft Rottenburg, Institut für Landschaftsökologie und Naturschutz und UNIQUE forestry and land use GmbH für das Bundesamt für Naturschutz; FKZ 3510 83 0200
Bioeconomy, Land use, Material flows and Life-Cycle Analyses
Bioenergy Environmental Impact Analysis (BIAS) – Conceptual Framework (prepared for FAO; 2010)
Oeko-Institut in cooperation with IFEU and Utrecht University; FAO Environment and Natural Resources Working Paper 46. Rome
Bioeconomy, Energy
BUBE: Better Use of Biomass for Energy (Position Paper of IEA RETD and IEA Bioenergy; 2010)
Bioeconomy, Energy
BUBE: Better Use of Biomass for Energy (Background Report in cooperation with CE Delft for IEA RETD and IEA Bioenergy; 2010)
Bioeconomy, Land use
Development of strategies and sustainability standards for the certification of biomass for international trade (Oeko-Institut in cooperation wit IFEU for BMU/UBA; 2010)
Sustainable Bioenergy: Summarizing Final Report for the Project „Development of strategies and sustainability standards for the certification of internationally traded biomass“ (Bio-global)
Bioeconomy, Land use
Nachhaltige Bioenergie: Zusammenfassender Endbericht (Öko-Institut in Kooperation mit IFEU für BMU/UBA; 2010)
Endbericht zum Vorhaben “Entwicklung von Strategien und Nachhaltigkeitsstandards zur Zertifizierung von Biomasse für den internationalen Handel (Bio-global)”
Bioeconomy, Land use, Material flows and Life-Cycle Analyses
Treibhausgasbilanzen und kumulierter Primärenergieverbrauch von Bioenergie-Konversionspfaden unter Berücksichtigung möglicher Landnutzungsänderungen (für WBGU; 2008)
Expertise zum WBGU-Gutachten “Welt im Wandel: Zukunftsfähige Bioenergie und nachhaltige Landnutzung”; Berlin 2008
Bioeconomy, Land use
Criteria and Indicators to Identify and Map High Nature Value Areas (Issue Paper in cooperation with IFEU and UNEP-WCMC; 2008)
Paper prepared for the Joint International Workshop on High Nature Value Criteria and Potential for Sustainable Use of Degraded Lands – June 30 to July 1, 2008 at UNEP, Paris
Bioeconomy, Land use
Degraded Land and Sustainable Bioenergy Feedstock Production (Issue Paper in cooperation with IFEU and UNEP-WCMC; 2008)
Paper prepared for the Joint International Workshop on High Nature Value Criteria and Potential for Sustainable Use of Degraded Lands – June 30 to July 1, 2008 at UNEP, Paris
Bioeconomy
Maximising the environmental benefits of Europe’s bioenergy potential (in cooperation with TU Vienna for EEA; 2008)
European Environment Agency – EEA Technical report No 10/2008
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