The Hellenic Biomass Association (HELLABIOM) is a non-profit organisation and one of the principal National Associations in the sector of renewable energy sources since the 1990’s. - Objectives: (a) The promotion and coordination of scientific research on the sustainable utilisation of biomass for energy generation and biofuels’ production. (b) The provision of consultation and education services to stakeholders involved in biomass utilisation and development at regional and national levels. (c) The cooperation with companies, government bodies, educational institutions and market regulation authorities on the appropriate application of European standards and directives on biomass-related issues. - Geographical coverage: National (Greece). - Size: HELLABIOM consists of approximately 140 members. About 25% of those members are companies involved in biofuel production, engineering of bioenergy projects and manufacture and sales of biomass heating appliances, while 75% of members are individuals (scientists, engineers, researchers) who share a common interest in the development of biomass sector in Greece. - Activities organised: collection and analysis of statistical data on biomass, lobbying, conferences, presentations, seminars, participation in trade shows, participation in radio and television broadcasts and interviews aiming at educating interest groups and the general public, as well as at sustaining and expanding national penetration of biomass utilisation and bioenergy. - List of publication: newsletter, new website with updated and enriched content under development. - Collaborations: Centre for Renewable Energy Sources & Saving (CRES), Centre for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH), National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Wood and Furniture Design & Technology Department (WFDT)