2025年颗粒统计报告

Bioenergy EuropeStatistical Report CONTRIBUTORS © 2025 Bioenergy Europe All rights reserved. No part of this publication may bereproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form orby any means, including photocopying, recording, orother electronic or mechanical methods, without theprior written permission of the publisher. For permissionrequests, write to the publisher, addressed “Attention:Permission use Bioenergy Europe Statistical Report” atthe address below, except in the case of brief quotationsembodied in critical reviews and certain other non-commercial uses permitted by copyright law. The full Statistical Report is intended for Bioenergy Europemembers only. It is prohibited for non-members to read,copy, use, forward or disclose the reports or any associatedattachments to others without consent from BioenergyEurope. Any unauthorised disclosure, copying, distribution oruse of emails or attachments sent in relation to the StatisticalReport is strictly prohibited. Bioenergy Europe Place du Champ de Mars 2A1050 BrusselsT : +32 2 318 40 34info@bioenergyeurope.orgwww.bioenergyeurope.org Authors Jérémie Geelen - lead authorJonathan Canon - co-authorManolis Karampinis -co-author &technical guidance Visuals & Design Gaia Weber PromotionClara Puig De Torres-SolanotLuca Oggianu ENplus® Andrei-Nicon AndoneDobromir YankovIsis Carmen Taipe Maldonado ABOUT THE STATISTICAL REPORT Every year since its debut release in 2007, Bioenergy Europe’s StatisticalReport has provided an in-depth overview of the bioenergy sector in the EU-27 Member States. BioenergyEurope’s Statistical Report has beenenriched each year with new figures and information,collecting unique data on the developments of theEuropean bioenergy market from a growing number ofinternational contributors. biogas plants in Europe, the consumption and trade ofpellets, the production capacity of biofuels and otherkey information to help break down and clarify thecomplexity of a sector in constant evolution. In 2017, the Report was rewarded by the EuropeanAssociation Awards for being the 'best Provision ofIndustry Information and Intelligence', a recognitionafter a decade of collective work. Bioenergy Europe develops detailed reports that aidindustry leaders, decision makers, investors and allbioenergy professionals to understand the situation ofbioenergy in Europe. BioenergyEurope´s Statistical Report can getaccurate and up-to-date information on the EU-27energy system such as the final energy consumptionof biomass for heat and electricity, the number of Pellets Statistical Report provides a comprehensive overview of the European& global pellets market: production & consumptionof pellets, sales of pellet appliances, sustainability &fuel quality certification. Bioenergy Landscape Statistical Report provides up-to-date information on the overall EUenergy system, the current state of play of bio-heat, bioelectricity, and biofuels, the availability anddynamics of supply, and much more. OURACTIVITIES ABOUT BIOENERGY EUROPE BioenergyEurope carries a wide range ofactivities aimed at supporting its members onthe latest EU and national policy developments.Bioenergy Europe works to voice their concernsto EU and other authorities, including, advocacyactivities in key policy areas as well as theorganisation of dedicated working groups. A bit of history Founded in 1990, Bioenergy Europe is a non-profit,Brussels-basedinternational organisation bringingtogether over 40 associations and 120 companies, aswell as academia and research institutes from acrossEurope. Bioenergy Europe is the voice of Europeanbioenergy. It aims to develop a sustainable bioenergy marketbased on fair business conditions. Working Groups Bioenergy Europe's working groups act as a platformfor members to discuss common issues and exchangeinformation on the state of play of bioenergy. Our mission Our vision Bioenergy Europe will be the leading player in ensuringthat sustainable bioenergy is a key pillar in delivering acarbon neutral Europe. Bioenergy Europe facilitates the development of asustainable, strong, and competitive bioenergy sectorthrough: European Pellet Council There are currently 6 active working groups and 3 taskforces: BioenergyEurope is the umbrella organisation ofthe European Pellet Council (EPC). This network hasbeen created thanks to the dynamics of BioenergyEurope members. Today, this network brings togetherbioenergy experts and company representatives fromall over Europe and beyond. •Biomass Supply;•Carbon Dioxide Removals;•Competitiveness;•Domestic Heating;•Pellets;•Sustainability;•Task Force Communications;•Task Force EUDR;•Task Force National Advocacy. Promotion towards Europeanpolicymakers and stakeholders forawareness, acceptance, and reputationof bioenergy. Promote the development ofconsistent, realistic, and sustainablebioenergy scenarios in the heat,electricity, and transport sectors. The European Pellet Council (EPC), founded in 20