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🌍 By 2040, bioenergy has the potential to become the most cost-competitive source of flexible carbon-neutral power. ⚡ To optimise the energy trilemma, bioenergies will need to enhance competitiveness. This will require relentless innovation to reduce costs and ensure an efficient energy transition that balances affordability and sustainability. 💡 As the urgency for decarbonisation grows and carbon dioxide prices rise, fossil energy sources will become increasingly expensive, highlighting the critical need for affordable, renewable alternatives. Want to know more? Dive into Rentenbank and Extantia's bioenergy report to learn more about the future of bioenergy and its potential to transform the energy landscape 👉 https://lnkd.in/dxVAtYvn #EnergyTransition #VentureCapital #ClimateTech Sebastian Heitmann Jan Olsson Torben Schreiter Fernanda Bartels Nikola Steinbock Max Brandes Anne Huning Lisa Schmitt

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Nikola Steinbock

Sprecherin des Vorstands

3mo

We are discussing with the investors on our Asia-tour a lot about renewables and in every meeting explain the advantages of biogas and its important role as complement within the trilogue of renewable energies in Germany. We, Rentenbank, finance the transition towards non-fossile energy supply in agriculture and rural areas.

Jan Olsson

VC @ Extantia | Oxford

3mo

Such an important graph. Bioenergy is one of the most underrated puzzle pieces of the energy transition in Germany.

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