Bioenergy Crops

Bioenergy Crops Regenerative Agriculture through biomass and bioenergy crops for biobased industries Bioenergy Crops Ltd.

Bioenergy Crops Ltd.was set up in 2012 by convergence of several strands of experience in new technologies in inter-related fields. It provides solutions based on sustainable biomass energy production and a realistic view of biomass and dedicated energy crops. We search best friendly-environment and economically profitable alternatives to obtain lower costs and maximize production and logistic ef

ficiency. is focused on the optimization of lignocellulosic energy crops and the use of residual biomass, helping agri-industries to become more competitive. The company works mainly in Europe and Latin America providing agronomic and environmental solutions on bioenergy and biofuels as well as participating in project development and research with several organizations in Europe. Our team has been involved with industrial crops, grasses, oil crops, woody crops in short rotation coppice and forestry, as well as project evaluations and environmental impact assessments for over 20 years. A large number of consultants and collaborators now cooperate to provide solutions to companies worldwide and promote biomass valorization, new business and sustainability.

The next decisive SAF technology may be agronomy.SAF conversations tend to begin with pathways, refinery capacity, manda...
20/08/2026

The next decisive SAF technology may be agronomy.

SAF conversations tend to begin with pathways, refinery capacity, mandates and offtake. But long before fuel reaches a refinery, the biological system has already set many of the commercial boundaries.

For SAF, tonnes per hectare are only the opening metric. Eligibility, lifecycle carbon, composition, harvest timing, storage, traceability, preprocessing and delivered cost determine whether a crop can become a credible industrial feedstock.

Read our latest story: https://www.bioenergycrops.com/en/blog/one-field-four-markets-crops-saf-biomethane-biochar-heat/

13/08/2026

Learn about it here www.bioenergycrops.com and discover the best approaches for advanced feedstocks for biobased industries. Don't miss our blog in www.bioenergycrops.com/blog and out weekly news and Radar intelligence. It comes with latest main development in bioeconomy, bioenergy crops and biofuels worldwide.

13/08/2026

Harvesting operations for biogas maize production.

Can dairy farms become part of the sustainable aviation fuel supply chain?Biogas from manure already provides renewable ...
07/07/2026

Can dairy farms become part of the sustainable aviation fuel supply chain?

Biogas from manure already provides renewable energy and supports better waste management. New direct-to-jet pathways could extend that value further by converting biogenic gases into low-carbon aviation fuels, while improving circularity across farming, energy and transport.

In this article, Bioenergy Crops looks at the connection between dairy biogas, renewable gas and emerging jet-fuel technologies, as well as the technical and commercial conditions required for these systems to scale.

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Read our latest post on feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuels. You will be amazed! Read full article here: https://bi...
02/07/2026

Read our latest post on feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuels. You will be amazed!

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Camelina and carinata are gaining strategic relevance as intermediate oilseed feedstocks for sustainable aviation fuel.T...
01/07/2026

Camelina and carinata are gaining strategic relevance as intermediate oilseed feedstocks for sustainable aviation fuel.

Their ability to fit into existing crop rotations, use fallow periods and supply low-carbon oils creates new opportunities for farmers, refiners and SAF developers. Their real value depends on agronomy, yield stability, regional logistics, sustainability certification and reliable long-term supply agreements.

In our latest article, Bioenergy Crops explores the role of camelina and carinata in future SAF supply chains and the conditions required to scale these crops successfully.

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Where should Australia grow pongamia?Australia may have millions of hectares with biophysical potential for this perenni...
30/06/2026

Where should Australia grow pongamia?

Australia may have millions of hectares with biophysical potential for this perennial oilseed tree, but suitable land alone does not create a bankable SAF feedstock platform. Rainfall, soils, access to crushing and logistics, farmer adoption, establishment costs, yield maturity, sustainability certification and long-term offtake all determine whether pongamia can scale commercially.

In this article, Bioenergy Crops examines the land-use and supply-chain questions behind Australia’s reported pongamia potential, and the conditions required to convert suitable hectares into reliable low-carbon oil for sustainable aviation fuel.

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