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Increased Sustainable Bioenergy Feedstocks Feasibility Study

The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy's Energy Innovation Portfolio are considering a programme of work on bioenergy feedstock innovation. This programme would aim to accelerate the deployment of afforestation and energy crops through increasing profitability for land managers and developing lower cost and lower carbon impact production of feedstock. This covers innovation in the varieties, approach to establishment, and management and harvesting of materials. The Department is currently looki...

Buyer

Business Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Published

4 Mar 2019

Closes

4 Mar 2019

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

United Kingdom

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CPV classifications

03000000

Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products

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The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy's Energy Innovation Portfolio are considering a programme of work on bioenergy feedstock innovation. This programme would aim to accelerate the deployment of afforestation and energy crops through increasing profitability for land managers and developing lower cost and lower carbon impact production...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

Early engagement notice on Contracts Finder

4 Mar 2019

Early engagement notice on Contracts Finder

Market engagement notice · Web page

QA Early Supplier Engagement Event 22022019

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QA Early Supplier Engagement Event 22022019

Tender notice · Word document

Supplier Engagement Event 22022019

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Supplier Engagement Event 22022019

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