EUBIA, the European Biomass Industry Association, was established in 1996 as an international non profit association in Brussels, Belgium. It groups together market forces, technology providers, and knowledge centres, all of them active in the field of biomass.

Their main objective is to support the European biomass industries at all levels, promoting the use of biomass as an energy source, developing innovative bioenergy concepts and fostering international co-operation within the bioenergy field.

EUBIA has a permanent office at the Scotland House with meeting rooms and facilities available for EUBIA members. The office is at walking distance from the European Parliament and the European Commission. For more information, please contact them at the secretariat in Brussels.

 

EUBIA's Mission in Europe

EUBIA's main objective is to support the European biomass industries at all levels, promoting the use of biomass as an energy source, developing innovative bioenergy concepts and fostering international co-operation within the bioenergy field.

 

EUBIA’s vision is a strong and reliable biomass sector able to contribute significantly to a global, sustainable energy system, preserving ecosystems equilibrium and ensuring economic development

EUBIA intends to represent, protect and promote the interests of the European biomass industry in general, and of its members in particular.

Given that biomass will have an important role to play in promoting sustainable development world wide and the deployment of clean energies, EUBIA intends to contribute in strengthening European policies in this sector, protecting industrial interest, identifying new opportunities, promoting job creation and better environment conditions.

EUBIA has gained extensive experience in the bio-energy field through the coordination and participation to a number of high-level, international projects and promotion activities.

EUBIA has started major international co-operation activities with third countries such as China, Brazil, the Russian Federation or Latin American and Caribbean countries.