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The document discusses the current state and future potential of biofuels, emphasizing EU targets for renewable energy and the need for a diverse approach to energy sources. It highlights the distinction between first-generation biofuels, which may cause food versus fuel conflicts, and second-generation biofuels that utilize waste materials without such conflicts. The conclusion stresses the importance of integrating national policies and investing in heat and power solutions alongside biofuels to effectively reduce CO2 emissions.
































