(AAEF) establish new lines of work in the Management of the biomass and CO2
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- Friday, 23 September 2011
These two entities signed an agreement to develop projects in the area of CO2 management, the use of biomass and training in Energy and Environment.
EcoCO2, the area of CO2 Research and Management Division Environment ecointegral, is opening new doors and establishing new collaborations in the field of CO2. Last September 2011 began talks with the Association of forest and landscape of Andalusia (AAEF), which have culminated in the signing of a cooperation agreement between the two. This agreement lays the groundwork for collaboration between AAEF ecointegral and together with all its associated companies. The areas of cooperation are limited to the field of Energy and Environment, which aim is to develop joint projects.
On environmental issues, the focus points of collaboration especially in the CO2 Research and Management. In particular three issues of interest to the forest industry on which you can learn more by clicking on the following links:
- Compensation Andalusian System of Emissions (SACE)
- Emissions reduction projects CDM / JI
- Studies CO2 sinks in forestry
This agreement seeks to highlight the important role played by forest companies in terms of biomass production and carbon sinks or sinks of CO2 - as part of a strategy to combat climate change.
With regard to collaborations in the field of Energy, ecointegral makes available to all associates his extensive experience in energy saving and energy efficiency and renewable energies, especially biomass. Forest management companies often have in their hands the power to make higher profitability of biomass waste managed through the development of projects to generate electricity and / or heat. To carry them out is essential to the collaborations that can provide value to the project, such as raising ecointegral.
Finally, the agreement includes the provision of ecointegral for the organization and delivery of training courses in any of the above areas, in areas that may be of common interest AAEF and its affiliates.