More than 30 additional signatories endorsed the declaration issued on the 10th of November, bringing the total number of supporters over 70 European organizations, companies and utilities.  Ahead of the technical trilogue on Friday, Dec. 2, the signatories renewed their concerns that the European Parliament’s proposal for a new definition of “primary woody biomass” in REDIII would prevent the efficient and circular use of woody biomass residues, and put EU energy security at risk. Bioenergy and, in particular, woody biomass are Europe’s most prominent local and sustainable energy source, it represents 10 per cent of the ...