United States
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
IEA Bioenergy Participation Overview
The United States is a founding contracting party of IEA Bioenergy, leading research on advanced biofuels, aviation decarbonization, BECCUS, and forest residue supply logistics.
Active Task Participation (9 Tasks)
Country Reports & Related Research (7)
Circular Bioeconomies Report: Sustainable Biomass Valorization & Waste Reduction
This comprehensive report examines how circular economy principles transform traditional biomass utilization pathways. It provides rigorous lifecycle assessment frameworks and evaluates commercial deployment metrics across 14 international case studies.
Global BECCUS Deployment Roadmap 2026–2035
An evaluation of technological readiness, policy mechanisms, and infrastructure bottlenecks for scaling Bioenergy with Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (BECCUS) globally.
Forest Biomass Supply & Biodiversity Governance in Boreal Ecosystems
Synthesis of multi-year field assessments evaluating forest thinning and harvest residue removal on soil organic carbon and species habitat preservation.
Advanced Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF): Conversion Pathways & Commercial Scales
Comprehensive status report on global SAF production facilities, feedstock supply security, and blending mandate implementations.
Direct Thermochemical Liquefaction of Wet Organic Wastes
Evaluating HTL technology readiness level (TRL 7) for converting municipal sludge and agricultural slurries into drop-in liquid transportation fuels.
IEA Bioenergy Country Report: United States Bioenergy Policy & Statistics 2025
Annual status report profiling biomass power generation, liquid biofuel production volumes, federal R&D grants, and regulatory developments in the USA.
IEA Bioenergy Annual Report 2025
The flagship annual overview summarizing international collaborative work across all 11 Tasks, 7 Strategic Projects, and 25 participating Contracting Parties.