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Bioenergy deployment in the Danube Region - Current status and progress according to National Renewable Energy Action Plans

Banja Manjola,Nicolae Scarlat,Dallemand Jean-Francois,Monforti-Ferrario Fabio,Motola Vincenzo,Katalin Bódis-2014-01-01-Joint Research Centre (European Commission)
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The report contributes to the JRC initiative 'Scientific Support to the Danube Strategy' which addresses firstly to the scientific needs related to the implementation of the European Union Strategy for Danube River and thereby helps decision-makers and other stakeholders to identify the policy needs and large-scale projects needed for the implementation of the Strategy, secondly, it contributes to the reinforcement of ties and cooperation amongst the scientific community of the Danube Region. The report aims to quantify the deployment of bioenergy in 12 Danube Region countries which are contract parties of IPCDR: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia , Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Serbia, Ukraine and Moldova. The report is based on actual development of bioenenrgy in these countries and on projections up to 2020 made available in Danube Countries National Renewable Energy Action Plans on the expected bioenergy developments in three main sectors and on the

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The report contributes to the JRC initiative 'Scientific Support to the Danube Strategy' which addresses firstly to the scientific needs related to the implementation of the European Union Strategy for Danube River and thereby helps decision-makers and other stakeholders to identify the policy needs and large-scale projects needed for the implementation of the Strategy, secondly, it contributes to the reinforcement of ties and cooperation amongst the scientific community of the Danube Region. The report aims to quantify the deployment of bioenergy in 12 Danube Region countries which are contract parties of IPCDR: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia , Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Serbia, Ukraine and Moldova. The report is based on actual development of bioenenrgy in these countries and on projections up to 2020 made available in Danube Countries National Renewable Energy Action Plans on the expected bioenergy developments in three main sectors and on the

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