E-market environment – aims to develop community bioenergy projects (connecting multiple biomass providers, organise billing, etc.) and defining the required services and activities for supporting their own cases.
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Assessment tool – provides an evaluation methodology and tool along with a set of indicators, metrics and definitions for assessing the current status and future potential of a community endeavour regarding community bioenergy.
Toolkit
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Toolkit – an online repository of existing open source tools that can complement the support services that are required during the entire community bioenergy project deployment process.
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Knowledge Repository
… is an online source of information, tools and services in the field of community bioenergy heating.
BECoop relevant Deliverables
- State-of-play of community bioenergy across Europe: market size, applications and best practices
- Regional and EU framework and value chain conditions affecting community bioenergy uptake
- Stakeholders’ perceptions, acceptance levels and needs on bioenergy heating
- Definition of community bioenergy heating uptake needs and challenges
- Self-assessment tool
- BECoop Toolkit
- Bioenergy RESCoops e-market environments
- BECoop catalogue technical support services
- BECoop catalogues business and financial support services
- Mobilisation actions for the development of projects
- Deployment of the BECoop capacity building program
- Awareness raising actions for improving bioenergy perceptions and image
- Co-definition of community bioenergy heating roadmaps
- BECoop Knowledge Exchange Platform
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External useful knowledge reports
RESCoops business models
Financial Handbook for RESCoops
Mobilizing European citizens to invest in Renewable Energy
Financing guide for Energy Communities
Business Models for Energy Communities
How the EU can support RESCoops and citizens to participate in the energy transition
Best practice guide for Energy Communities
RESCoops: An overview of energy and social innovation
RESCoops Business Models paper
Financing community energy
Guidance notes to the co-operative principles
RESCoops: main features and success factors in collectively implementing energy transition.
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BECoop policy recommendations
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Biomass – All you need to know
Biomass Combustion - Everything you need to know
Symbiosis and Synergies for RESCoops
Bioenergy communities in action - The BECoop tools
DH all you ever wanted to know
Biogas Plants: operation and design for renewable energy communities
Business and financing aspects of RESCoops
Bioenergy Communities - Solid biofuel production and circular economy
BECoop presents: Future legal frameworks related to RESCOOPs
BECoop presents: Community and Stakeholder engagement in developing a Bioenergy project
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BECoop Pilots
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BECoop webinars
1. Biomass –
All you need to know
2. Biomass Combustion -
Everything you need to know
3. Symbiosis and Synergies
for RESCoops
4. Bioenergy communities in action -
The BECoop tools
5. DH: All you ever
wanted to know
6. Biogas Plants: Operation and design
for renewable energy communities
7. Business and financing
aspects of RESCoops
8. Bioenergy Communities -
Solid biofuel production and circular economy
9. BECoop presents:
Future legal frameworks related to RESCOOPs
10. BECoop presents: Community and Stakeholder
engagement in developing a Bioenergy project
BECoop policy recommendations
EU
GREECE
ITALY
POLAND
SPAIN
External useful knowledge reports
RESCoops business models
Financial Handbook for RESCoops
Mobilizing European citizens to invest in Renewable Energy
Financing guide for Energy Communities
Business Models for Energy Communities
How the EU can support RESCoops and citizens to participate in the energy transition
Best practice guide for Energy Communities
RESCoops: An overview of energy and social innovation
RESCoops Business Models paper
Financing community energy
Guidance notes to the co-operative principles
RESCoops: main features and success factors in collectively implementing energy transition.
BECoop relevant Deliverables
Regional and EU framework and value chain conditions affecting community bioenergy uptake
Stakeholders’ perceptions, acceptance levels and needs on bioenergy heating
Definition of community bioenergy heating uptake needs and challenges
Self-assessment tool
BECoop Toolkit
Bioenergy RESCoops e-market environments
BECoop catalogue technical support services
BECoop catalogue technical support services
BECoop catalogues for the provision of business and financial support services
Mobilisation actions for the development of projects
Deployment of the BECoop capacity building program
Awareness raising actions for improving bioenergy perceptions and image
Co-definition of community bioenergy heating roadmaps
Deployment of the BECoop technical support services
Deployment of business and financial support services
BECoop small-scale demonstration activities's
BECoop evaluation results
BECoop Knowledge Exchange Platform
BECoop Replication Handbook
BECoop national policy roadmaps
BECoop EU policy roadmap
BECoop synergies with similar initiatives
Replication Handbook
BECoop Pilots
GREECE
ITALY
POLAND
SPAIN
Guide for creating a RESCoop
Bioenergy Community cases
… act as an observatory/atlas of RESCoops active in the field of bioenergy as well as with potential to include bioenergy including technologies, service providers and other useful information.
Network of Interest (NoI)
… is both a digital space and a liaison structure for fostering cross-regional networking, dialogue and knowledge exchange among community bioenergy stakeholders.
THEMATIC GROUPS
PARTNERS
The ambition of BECoop is to provide the necessary conditions and technical as well as business support tools for unlocking the underlying market potential of community bioenergy, fostering new links and partnerships.
The project BECoop has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 952930. The sole responsibility for the content of this website lies with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.
