Interreg BIO4ECO Project March 2018

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4th Newsletter BIO4ECO aims to improve regional and national policy processes and policyimplementation and delivery addressing the transition to a low carboneconomy in relation with renewable energy use energy efficiency of buildingand forest and agricultural biomass

Find in this Newsletter different activities the BIO4ECO project has carried out

Interregional CooperationInternational Thematic Workshop in Romania ldquoHow to increasesocial acceptance of bioenergy policiesrdquo

Regional activitiesMeetings with the local stakeholders groups (LSG)Strategic Regional Programme in North KareliaNational Action Plan in BulgariaParticipation in eventsSeminars and Workshops in Slovenia Ljubljana

ldquoHow to increase social acceptance of bioenergypoliciesrdquoThis international thematic workshop was organized by the Regional DevelopmentAgency Centru from 6 to 9 March in Romania During the event participantsvisited biomass systems used to provide heating and biomass ovens used for bakeryproduction It concluded with a project management meeting [More]

National Action Plan in Bulgaria- Energy from Timber BiomassForestry experts discussed the potential of timberbiomass in Bulgaria for the production of heat andelectric power at an interdepartmental group meetingin Hisarya Discussions took place within the 3rdstakeholder meeting on 26th and 27th September2017 [More]

North Karelia got a new regionalstrategic programmeRegional council of North Karelia has completed itsnew regional strategic programme (POKAT2021) for2108-2021 Its aim is to introduce the regionrsquosdevelopment objectives based on the regionrsquospotential and special characteristics Theprogramme combines the strategies from all levelsstarting from EU ndash level up to the local level [More]

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Roadmap towards oil-free amp low-carbonNorth KareliaClimate and Energy Programme of North Karelia 2020 launched in 2011 has servedas a groundwork for the Roadmap Towards Oil-Free and Low-Carbon North Kareliaby 2040 North Karelia has set ambitious goals for its regional climate and energysector It has decided to abandon fossil oil used for energy production by 2020 and intraffic by 2030 and the share of renewable energy is expected to rise from 66(year 2014) to 100 In addition the region aims to reduce greenhouse gasemissions by 80 from 2007 level to 2030 as an action of ldquoTowards Carbon NeutralMunicipalities (HINKU)rdquo - Network [More]

Local Stakeholder GroupsDifferent LSG meetings were carried out to achieve a greater integration among

the lessons learned Bulgaria

Catalonia Abruzzo

BIO4ECO at Agriculture FairTrades in SloveniaThe Slovenia Forest Service gave a presentation inthe framework of the Autumn Agriculture Trade Fairheld in Komenda from 6th to 8th October and in theSpring edition from 23th to 25th March [More]

Workshops in Slovenia The Slovenia Forest Service organised workshopsand gave a presentation to local stakeholders Theproject BIO4ECO and some contents of the Studyand analysis of the national situation and policieswere presented Assistants participated in thediscussion about safety work in forest and in asurvey related to wood biomass situation [More]

Seminar in Ljubljana On 23th of January the seminar on efficient use ofwood for energy purposes ndash current situation andfuture challenges was held in Ljubljana It wasorganized as part of Interreg Europe projectldquoSustainable regional bioenergy policies a gamechanger ndash BIO4ECOrdquo [More]

Interreg BIO4ECO Project Partners

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