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Video recordings from conference are available

All presentations at the conference Building a sustainable European biofuel…

News | 2019-12-13

f3 publishes fact sheet on ILUC

The connection to land use is discussed in many biofuel…

News | 2019-12-10

Site visit along the local biogas chain

On 27 November, E.on hosted a coordinator meeting for the…

News | 2019-12-02

Conference resources available

We have now compiled the resources from the conference “Building…

News | 2019-11-19

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Open call for projects in the collaborative research program

Do you conduct research on, work with or make use of systems analyses? Then you are welcome to apply for funding that promotes development and use of sustainable renewable transportation fuels. Apply for project funding within the Swedish Energy Agency and f3 collaborative research program Renewable transportation fuels and systems between 21 October 2019 and 19 February 2020. The maximum committed budget is 15 Million SEK. Read more.

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A collaborative research program between the Swedish Energy Agency and f3.

Vision

f3 contributes, through scientifically based knowledge, to the development of environmentally, economically and socially sustainable renewable transportation fuels, as part of a future sustainable society and for the transition to a fossil independent vehicle fleet in 2030.

How we work

The Swedish Knowledge Centre for Renewable Transportation Fuels (f3) is a nationwide centre for collaboration between industry, academia, research institutes and authorities engaged in working towards a sustainable transport sector. The common starting point is that sustainable renewable transportation fuels play a key role in the transition.

f3 conducts system-oriented and interdisciplinary research in connection to every step of the renewable transportation fuel value chain. Together with the centre partners, f3 finances and carries through research projects, disseminates knowledge and engages in advocacy work.

The aim is to enhance the understanding for the need of a systems perspective on research and use of renewable sustainable transportation fuels among policymakers, business stakeholders, society and interest groups so that a fossil independent vehicle fleet can be realised – today, tomorrow and in the future.