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(such as biogas from anaerobic digestion) has unique potential to provide clean and reliable energy, while simultaneously … costs and lack of expertise in installation and maintenance of biogas technology preclude widespread adoption in … in facilitating modernization and dissemination of biogas technology to harness the inherent potential that is currently …
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as biogas. This critical review on cassava intends to highlight the bioenergy (biogas) potential of the crop in Africa … considered. The advantages and disadvantages of each technology as well as adoptable technologies for cassava biogas production … production. In conclusion, it recommend considering cassava and its biomass as the next energy crop for biogas production in …
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The formal and legal requirements as well as the support system for building agricultural biogas plants in Poland have … been presented. There are currently 24 agricultural biogas plants operating in Poland. The fermentation substrates are … slurry, food waste and maize silage. It is most often mesophilic fermentation. Produced biogas is combusted in cogeneration …
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generate biogas, also, under an integrated production scheme, providing fertiliser and heat as by-products. The most valuable … use of the produced biogas (i.e. for the generation of electricity or a gaseous biofuel) depends on specific economic …
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Biomethane is an indigenously produced gaseous sustainable transport fuel that uses organic feedstock. Allowing for a … pollution of waterways. Biomethane generated from the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) is the cheapest … biomethane (€0.36/L diesel equivalent including for value added tax (VAT) of 21%) This is the least expensive fuel because of the …
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Africa is a continent full of untapped natural resources ranging from biodiversity to vast water bodies but faced with food and energy crises. Prices of fuel are also escalating. With researchers and experts scrambling for the solution, biodiesel from vegetable oil will receive more attention....
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Pakistan is facing severe economical crunch due to continuously growing gap between energy demand and supply. The shortage in power and gas supply has already halted many industrial sectors such as textile, small and medium enterprises and local transportation. The government has spent US $ 9...
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Biomass based energy generation is one of the major focus areas of renewable energy programs in India. The strength of India's biomass resources mostly lies in the agricultural sector. A large quantity of crop residue biomass is generated in India. However, crop residue biomasses are distributed...
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In this paper, a land-use modelling framework is presented combining empirical and theory-based modelling approaches to determine economic potential of biofuel production avoiding indirect land-use changes (iLUC) resulting from land competition with other functions. The empirical approach...
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Rising concerns about global energy security and climate change due to emissions of noxious gases resulting from the combustion of fossil fuels have strongly renewed interest in renewable energy development. These concerns have also coordinated a reaction towards the global focus on a clean...
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