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Dacia stands out for its unconventional spirit in the automotive world. The secret lies in our pragmatic approach. In an increasingly complex world, we keep sight on what is essential: making new cars affordable to as many people as possible. We start with what matters most to you: having a car over the long term that you can count on day and night. Our cars are spacious, robust and practical. They are fitted with proven, reliable technology. In short, they have everything you need, and a cool look. At Dacia, we keep things clear and simple, so you can select and enjoy your car with peace of mind. Our business is to offer you the best price. Unlike other industry players, at Dacia, price is taken into consideration from the outset. From the design to the manufacturing and sale of the vehicle, we strive to optimise costs every step of the way, so that you pay only for what you need. Dacia means not having to sacrifice on the rest when you choose to buy a new vehicle. Come visit us on our website and discover more about our spirit, our history, and of course our shockingly affordable Dacia range!

Bioenergy Europe (formerly AEBIOM) is the common voice of the bioenergy sector, with the aim of developing a sustainable bioenergy market based on fair business conditions. Founded in 1990, it brings together 40 national associations and approximately 90 companies from all over Europe. Bioenergy Europe hosts the European Pellet Council (EPC) and the International Biomass Torrefaction Council (IBTC), which are umbrella organisations representing the interests of the European wood pellet sector and wood torrefaction industries respectively.

NextGen Energy is a grid innovation and energy project development company advancing a national portfolio of HERO Hubs (Hubs for Energy Resilient Operations) — first-of-their-kind, distributed power infrastructure systems designed to enhance energy security, grid resilience, and carbon reduction. We originate, develop, and manage large-scale HERO Hub deployments from concept through commercialization, including project planning, capital structuring, permitting, and construction. Each HERO Hub integrates microgrids, distributed energy resources (DERs), and virtual power plants (VPPs) into a flexible, scalable model that can be replicated across U.S. regions to serve critical infrastructure, reduce peak demand, and meet the growing energy needs of advanced industries and communities alike.