This report will be part of the contribution from Sweden to a joint IEA Bioenergy and IEA Alternative Motor Fuels project called “The contribution of Advanced Renewable Transport Fuels to transport decarbonisation in 2030 and beyond” aiming to showcase the role of advanced renewable transport fuels, considering all transport modes.
This Swedish report include (i) a description of the current situation for ART-fuels in Sweden today including e.g., policies and targets, (ii) a review of the potential of sustainable renewable fuels in Sweden for 2030 and beyond, (iii) a review of challenges and hurdles for the implementation of advanced renewable transport fuels in Sweden, and (iv) a review of the expected volumes of renewable fuel that is needed in Sweden to meet the emission reduction targets in an outlook for 2030/2045. More specifically, the report addresses (i) the production potential for renewable fuels, (ii) the usage potential for renewable fuels, (iii) an analysis of current policies in Sweden and indication of additional measures needed to further enhance the ART fuel implementation and (iv) challenges that need to be addressed to increase ART fuel usage in Sweden. The work is based on recently published studies in combination with input from experts from the Swedish Transport Administration and the Swedish Energy Agency partly via a dedicated workshop.