Report blames 2008 food price explosion on financial speculators, not biofuels. Another recent report, this time published by Harpers Magazine, demonstrates that Biofuels were not responsible for the 2008 food crisis. Click here for more info

No level playing field in energy subsidies Recent research conducted by Bloomberg’s New Energy Finance (NRF) has revealed that across the globe government subsidies for dirty fossil fuels dwarf market-support spending on renewables and biofuels Click here for more info

eBIO is the voice of the European bioethanol fuel industry, providing advocacy, authoritative analysis and important industry data to its members, the European Institutions, strategic partners, the media and other opinion leaders.

Our objectives:

• Promote European policies and initiatives that lead to the increased production and use of bioethanol fuel.
• Raise public awareness regarding renewable fuels and the positive contribution they make to European energy independence, climate change and the economy.
• Provide eBIO members with the necessary knowledge to make informed business decisions.