Llinars del Vallès presents its biomass commitment in Brussels

The municipality participated in a European meeting on energy transition to showcase its commitment to renewables.

Generic image of a biomass system with pipes and gauges.
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Generic image of a biomass system with pipes and gauges.

Llinars del Vallès has been selected to explain its commitment to local energy transition and the use of biomass in municipal facilities at a European meeting in Brussels.

On October 15, Llinars del Vallès participated in Brussels in a European meeting on energy transition and local governance. The aim was to explain the municipality's commitment to renewable energy, highlighting the decade-long focus on biomass.
Currently, Llinars del Vallès has 6 boilers supplying heat to all municipal facilities equipped with biomass heating systems. Mayor Martí Pujol and the Councillor for the Mayor's Office, Mònica López, presented these initiatives.
The meeting is part of the Energy Poverty Advisery Hub (EPAH), an initiative offering technical assistance to local entities to combat energy poverty and improve energy access. Llinars del Vallès was recognized for its commitment to local energy transition and biomass utilization.
The event was attended by municipal representatives and officials from European institutions, who shared experiences and common challenges for building a more sustainable and just Europe.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Llinars del Vallès (21/10/2026)