Delegated Regulation for high ILUC risk feedstock

Delegated Regulation for high ILUC risk feedstock is a step forward for a sustainable biofuels industry and an opportunity to improve European farming capacities and rural jobs

• The delegated act is an important step forward for the implementation of the RED II
• The criteria to ensure the full traceability of the whole value chains should be reinforced to minimize ILUC risks. An impact assessment is necessary
• Sustainable biomass supply for advanced biofuels can offer a win-win opportunity to maintain European farming capacities and jobs

ETIP Bioenergy welcomes the Delegated Regulation for the determination of “High indirect land-use change-risk feedstock and the certification of low indirect land use change-risk biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels” published by the European Commission on March 13th.

Press Release ETIP Bioenergy