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It's time for bioenergy to stake its claim in the UK renewables mix

Dr Nina Skorupska, Renewable Energy Association

03 April 2019 •

The bioenergy industry needs more carrot and less stick, argues REA's Nina Skorupska

The backbone of the renewables revolution. The overlooked giant. The ugly duckling... All these analogies have been used to describe bioenergy, and it is fair to say that it stands in line behind nuclear...

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