Parliament building. Joined with Friends of the World (Scotland), No Leith Biomass Campaign and the Grangemouth Community Council 22–23 October 2011; London, England. Action Against Agrofuel Campaign 14 September 2011; Edinburgh, Scotland. Joined in the Moving Planet protest against fossil fuels and large-scale biomass plans. 16 May 2011; Grangemouth, Scotland. Action Against Agrofuel protest 24 February 2011; Holyrood, Edinburgh, Scotland. No Leith Biomass protest 23 August 2010; Grangemouth, Scotland. Action Against Agrofuel protest Notable Demonstrations 25 September 2010; Portland, Oregon, USA. Demonstration against W4B's palm oil plans 10 August 2010; Bristol, England. Demonstration during the W4B public inquiry 11 May 2010; Portland, Oregon, USA. Demonstration during the No Oil Palm Energy (NOPE) rally Biofuelwatch Campaigns #AxeDrax Campaign The #AxeDrax Campaign is a UK based campaign based around the UK company Drax Group and the Drax power station. The aim of the #AxeDrax Campaign aims to bring public awareness towards Drax and their emissions in the UK. The UK Government announced in 2015 that they will begin to phase-out coal burning power stations leading to a complete banning of coal burning power stations by 2025. To accompany this phase out, the UK government issued 470 million pounds to Drax to begin its conversion from coal to wood pellets, and protestors of Drax also claim that Drax receives more than 1 million pounds in subsidies per day to add to the wood pellets conversion efforts. The #AxeDrax Campaign have received a response from the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change Biofuelwatch played a role in the social media campaign, #AxeDrax on media outlets such as Twitter, where outlets such as the Ecologist have been promoting the demonstrations and encouraging people to join in. Campaign to end UK subsidies for biomass electricity As of 21 December 2017, the government of UK declared its increase in bioenergy production by almost 23 percent compared the year 2016, due to increased availability at Drax. Biofuelwatch campaigns to enlighten the public on the biodiversity losses and climatic implications of such an increase in bioenergy productions and propose a subsidy reformation to allow proper allocation of resources to other renewable sources of energy: wind, solar and tidal. UK Local Campaigns against Biofuel and Biomass Power stations This campaign aims at offering advice and support to the local community concerned about "proposed and existing biomass power stations in the UK". Some local groups they supported include campaigners in