The Swedish Energy Agency and f3 program conference in Uppsala sold out
On October 25-26, 2017, the concluding program conference for the Swedish Energy Agency and f3 collaborative research program Renewable…
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Collaborative research program in focus in new article series
Since January 2014, the Swedish Energy Agency and f3 have financed the collaborative research program Renewable transportation fuels and…
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Revised report from project that studies barriers to increased utilisation of ethanol
In May, a report from the project Barriers to an increased utilisation of high biofuel blends in the Swedish…
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An intense fall of work connected to Horizon 2020
With financial support from Vinnova, f3 acts as the Swedish advocacy platform towards Horizon 2020, The EU Framework Programme for…
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Increasing the knowledge about conditions for biogas development in the transport sector by presentation of actor views
Despite the fact that biogas vehicles have been used for decades, the biogas market is small. A newly finished project…
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Modes of governing towards fossil fuel free visions and goals in Swedish municipalities
In June, an extended summary was made available the project From visions to smart ICT – Local transitions to…
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Developer and user perspective on energy system models in new article from BeWhere project
The project BeWhere – Stake-holder analysis of biofuel production in Sweden will soon be finished. It is the third of…
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Positive decision on second phase of f3 and Swedish Energy Agency collaborative research program
We are glad to announce that the Swedish Energy Agency (SEA) recently took the decision to finance another four year…
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Long term perspective on methanol as fuel covered in new f3 report
Methanol use in various applications is on the raise globally and there are several examples on how methanol is used…
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A new face at the f3 office
With an intense start of the fall season, preparing for a new, third, phase of f3 and the collaborative research…
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