

Ethanol Europe’s parent company has changed its name to ClonBio Group Ltd, www.clonbio.com. Our sister company Pannonia Bio, www.pannoniabio.com, has also changed its name. Ethanol Europe will continue to advocate on policy issues impacting the corn ethanol industry.
Mission
Our mission is to advance the bioeconomy in ways that benefit the global climate and rural communities at the same time.
We are dedicated to supplying verified sustainable bio-products into European markets. The energy and material products that we sell displace oil-derived fuels and plastics.
The nutrition products that we bring to market displace feed that is GMO, laced with antibiotics or otherwise poses risks to the human food chain.
Vision
Ethanol Europe hopes that by 2020, Europe:
- displaces close to 10% of its transport sector energy with sustainable biofuels, made from feedstock originating from European farms;
- begins the process of replacing fossil plastics and chemicals with bio-based alternatives, made from value chains that start and end in Europe; and
- starts to facilitate incentives for European farmers to invest in sustainable intensification of their farms and rural communities in order to reverse the rural decline that has typified much of the European landscape over the past two decades.
Investments

Pannonia Bio
Pannonia Bio, located in Dunafoldvar, Hungary, is the largest ethanol production facility in Europe, every year producing over 500 million litres of ethanol, 325 000 tons of DDGS, and 12 000 tons of corn oil. Supporting over 5 000 direct and indirect rural jobs in Hungary, Pannonia’s ethanol every year achieves larger and larger GHG savings, while EU-produced ethanol in general already achieves on average more than 60% savings.

Pannonia Gold
For every ton of ethanol produced by Pannonia, one ton of Pannonia Gold DDGS is also produced. This GMO free, anti-biotic free high protein feed is essential for reducing Europe’s chronic protein deficit.

Other Investments
Ethanol Europe is bringing new products and new investments to market. Stay tuned.

Policy Initiatives
E10 in UK
In March 2020 the UK Department for Transport announced that it is considering the introduction of the E10 petrol standard from 2021, as a measure to help reduce CO2 emissions from petrol vehicles, enable the UK meet its emissions reductions targets and support the development of the bioeconomy.
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Preparation of background documents
An increasing number of studies and briefings have been prepared or commissioned by Ethanol Europe in order to facilitate discussions on the bio-based economy in Europe.
Some policy briefings:
- Feedback to the revision of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) - 2020
- Hidden intentions behind pressure to drop biofuel mandates in the CEE countries - 2020
- Lack of political will on car emissions will result in a lost decade of rising CO2 - 2020
- A lost decade of rising CO2 (Infographic) - 2020
- Cop25 Press Release - 2019
- Statement To Irish Parliament Climate Committee - 2019
- Reply to Consultation on the Biofuels Obligation Scheme for 2021 to 2030 - 2019
- Immediate shift to E10 petrol needed in Ireland's fuel mix - 2019
- The role of ethanol in Ireland's Climate Action Plan by Jim Power - 2019
- NECPs: Reducing carbon emissions in Transport - 2019
- Moving to E10 in Ireland - 2018
- If a car works with today’s regular E5 petrol from Irish petrol stations it will work with new E10 - 2018
- Introduction of E10 Gasoline to Ireland - 2018
- Corn Ethanol Saves the Climate - 2017
- Engine efficiency improvement of ethanol blending - 2016
- Sustainable intensification of crop production - 2015
- Sustainable Bioenergy Feedstock - 2015
- Reviewing the food v fuel debate - 2015
- ILUC-free Biofuels - 2015
- Reviewing the GHG savings of Ethanol - 2014
- iLUC impacts of biofuels - 2014
- Ethanol Reduces Fuel Consumption - 2014
Agro Inno Show
Agro Inno Show is the first event in a series held in one of the centers of agricultural production in Hungary to demonstrate the innovation potential in crop production and show that it can grow sustainably.
Our aim is to share knowledge and experience of the latest technologies of sustainable crop production available on the market. Hopefully, participants may have been inspired to invest in sustainable intensification of crop production technologies.
Contact
Ethanol Europe
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