BIKE - Biofuels production at low - iLUC risK for European sustainable bioeconomy The BIKE project focuses on providing clear and scientifically robust evidence for the market uptake of low-ILUC-risk biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels. The work follows a system approach and evaluates three specific value chains sourced by different feedstock- agricultural management configurations: 
a.	Perennial lignocellulosic crops, for sugar extraction and further fermentation for conversion into lignocellulosic fuels (e.g. bioethanol).
b.	Rotational, sequential oil crops to provide sustainable lipids to HVO/Green Hydrocarbons (including HEFA/Sustainable Aviation Fuels) process.
c.	Starch rich crops in cover cropping schemes on existing agricultural land to produce advanced biofuels without affecting food production system.
The raw material supply will be aligned with sustainable agricultural practices and will research opportunities to produce it with low ILUC practices as they are addressed in the Delegated Act, i.e. i) yield increases, ii) potential for cultivation of unused, abandoned and degraded land as well as iii) opportunities for European small farm holders.