February 2011 management briefing: Biofuels in Europe
Five years ago, high-blend biofuels – notably bioethanol E85 - were being touted by some of the region’s largest carmakers as one of the most promising short- to medium-term alternatives to fossil fuels. Now there is barely any mention of them outside of Sweden. This month’s management briefing looks at whether the future for biofuels is dead and buried in Europe, or if they still have the potential to contribute to the reduction of the region’s road transport CO2 emissions.
February 2010 Management Briefing: Biofuels in Europe (Part 3)
28 February 2011
In the third and final instalment of February’s management briefing, we look at how the environmental credentials of first-generation biofuels are practically in tatters, and whether future-generation biofuels will be given a fairer hearing.
February 2010 Management Briefing: Biofuels in Europe (Part 2)
24 February 2011
In the second part of our February Management Briefing, we look at current and future OEM activity with regards biofuels and FFVs in Europe.
February 2010 Management Briefing: Biofuels in Europe (Part 1)
17 February 2011
In the first part of this month’s management briefing, we look at how confused and erratic Government policy has played havoc with Europe’s demand for biofuels and sales of flex-fuel cars.
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