15 September 2022
Belgium: Full-scale test for R33 passed
R33 has been used in 15 residential Belgian heating systems for almost a year. The test results are unanimous: this mixture of domestic heating oil, HVO and FAME is suitable for heating systems that are less than 20 years old.
01 September 2022
In Finland, there could already be a solution for emission-free oil heating
With the right policy framework, Finland has all it needs to decarbonise liquid fuel heating.
28 July 2022
France is getting ready to use rapeseed for heating
Electrification is not the only option to decarbonise residential heating. France is convinced that there are alternatives, and is implementing them.
14 July 2022
Sun to liquid, an alternative way to green fuel
One disadvantage of e-fuel production is their high demand for electrical energy. In times where Europe face a serious risk of electricity shortages some search for alternative production methods. Sun-to-liquid or Solar fuels could be one solution.
30 June 2022
Will pragmatism prevail in UK and Irish heat policy?
In both Ireland and the UK, heat pumps are the preferred solution, but the governments face a range of economic and practical challenges. The sector makes the case that low-carbon and renewable liquid fuels are a pragmatic and efficient solution to decarbonise heating in those countries.
17 June 2022
eFuels made in Austria
A new generation of liquid fuels, so-called XtL (X-to-liquid), is currently developed and tested for the domestic heating market. In Graz, Austria, a PtL(Power-to-Liquid) demonstration plant is currently under construction...
02 June 2022
Heating with liquid fuels: what are our American neighbours doing?
Both the European Union and the United States of America are looking at a future where decarbonised heating is a reality and liquid fuels play their role.
19 May 2022
Launch of the Green Fuels Ready label
A further guarantee for the sector
BDH, the German Heating Equipment Association, is launching the 'Green Fuels Ready' label in cooperation with en2x, the German Association of Fuels and Energy. The label indicates the compatibility of boilers, tanks and components with the new low-carbon liquid fuels. Dr Ernst-Moritz Bellingen, Director of en2x and President of Eurofuel, explains.
22 April 2022
Liquid heating fuel: How users can reduce their consumption
There are a number of reasons to reduce your liquid heating fuel consumption: you want to play your part to save energy, you want to cut on your bills... Here is what you can do: