We are pleased to inform you that the European Commission has officially validated the updated 2BSvs certification guidelines. These revisions encompass procedures, standards, and checklists,
In November 2023, the European Commission published the new version of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED III – Directive (EU) 2023/2413). This document introduced new
2BS sustainability certification was recently recognised by the European Commission regarding its co-processing procedures. This represents an extension to the scope of 2BS certification. Thanks
The European Renewable Energy Directive (RED) requires that all players in the biofuels supply chain seeking to value their sustainable products in the market be
The Union Database, launched in 2023 by the European Commission, facilitates traceability throughout the supply chain of biofuels and bioliquids in the transport sector in
2BS sustainability certification was recently recognised by the European Commission regarding its co-processing procedures. This represents an extension to the scope of 2BS certification. Thanks
The European Commission recognised our co-processing procedure! This represents an extension of the scope of 2BSvs certification under the RED II. Thanks to the development
On October 11th, we had the pleasure of hosting a webinar dedicated to the Greek players in the biofuels market. On the agenda, we covered
We are pleased to inform you that version 3 of our ESCA Guidelines document is now available. These adjustments are designed to provide even greater
Sustainability under RED II is based on two pillars: sustainability criteria for raw materials and GHG (greenhouse gas) savings. For the GHG part, the Renewable
2BS is engaged in rigorous sustainable practices. Lately, suspected cases of Advanced Biodiesel mislabeling from another Voluntary Scheme have been identified, impacting the market as
Last June, the European Commission published the Commission implementing regulations 2022-996. This document brought new technical references to the RED II, directly impacting the sustainability
The European Commission recognized, on September 26th, the report submitted by Argentina with typical greenhouse gas emission values from the local cultivation of soybeans (NUTS2