Issue #34
Transport is a top priority for decarbonisation strategies. But the transition to electric transport is not enough: alternative fuels, especially biofuels and hydrogen, will play a key role in the next decade. Alexandru Floristean of Hydrogen Europe and Elisabetta Tola write about it, among others, in a dense number of inquiries and interviews on the future of the transport system.
Summary
EDITORIALS
Going Full Throttle with Biofuels
Emanuele Bompan
H2 Future
Alexandru Floristean
THINK TANK
From Corn to Microalgae, Latest-Generation Biofuels
Cristina Bellon. Interview with Matteo Maestri
Refining Waste to Produce Sustainable Fuels
Mario Bonaccorso. Interview with Minna Aila
POLICY
NextChem, Circular Revolution of Biofuels
Emanuele Bompan
An Ambitious Plan Not to Stand Still
Elisabetta Tola
Brazil: The Hard Challenge of Second Generation Ethanol
Daniele Lettig
Perspectives and Criticalities of CO2 Capture Techniques
Ivonne Carpinelli
The Pros and Cons of Reducing Transport Emissions Using LNG
Rudi Bressa
Renewable Energy: Green Hydrogen’s Golden Moment
Maurizio Bongioanni
Hydrogen from Microorganism: Helping the Decarbonisation Process
Ivan Manzo
Everything Made from Fossil-Based Materials Today Can Be Made from a Tree Tomorrow
Mario Bonaccorso
Lumber at Forefront of the Italian Circular Bioeconomy
Mario Bonaccorso. Interview with Luigi Iavarone
WORLD
The Virtuous Cycle of Biomethane
Massimo Centemero
Big Data to Save Aviation Fuel
Emanuele Bompan
The (Explosive) Evolution of Agriculture Services
Sergio Ferraris
STARTUP
Antonella Ilaria Totaro
Handerek Technologies: Fuel from Low-Grade Plastics
Calysta: The Feed of the Future Is Methane-Based
AquaGreen: Fertilisers and Thermal Energy from Wastewater
Bio-bean: Giving New Life to Coffee Grounds
CIRCULAR BY LAW
Biofuels Face the Challenge of the European
Francesco Petrucci