Biofuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants by up to 60 to 90 % compared to fossil fuels. They thus contribute to the decarbonization of transport and the fight against climate change. The carbon released when biofuels are burned comes from plants that absorbed it from the atmosphere during cultivation, creating a closed cycle between the atmosphere and the biosphere. In contrast, burning fossil fuels increases the total concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere due to the release of fossil carbon that has been locked up in underground deposits for millions of years.

ZVVB brings together experts and supports research related to climate protection, renewable energy sources, and socially beneficial changes. Our strength lies in critical analysis and empirical data. Our goal is a cleaner environment and sustainable transport.