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Technical and economic analysis of different cogeneration systems for energy production from biomass
Giacchetta, Giancarlo; Leporini, Mariella; Marchetti, … - In: International journal of productivity and quality … 13 (2014) 3, pp. 289-309
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Biomass/coal steam co-gasification integrated with in-situ CO2 capture
Masnadi, Mohammad S.; Grace, John R.; Bi, Xiaotao T.; … - In: Energy 83 (2015) C, pp. 326-336
greenhouse gas issues, biomass/coal co-gasification could provide a feasible transition solution for power plants. In the quest … for an even more sustainable process, steam co-gasification of switchgrass and coal was integrated with in-situ CO2 … capture, with limestone as the bed material and sorbent. Five gasification/carbonation (at <700 °C) and calcination (at >850 …
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Renewable energy in chemical industry – the case of formic acid production
Arvola, Jouko; Muhos, Matti; Belt, Pekka; Kess, Pekka - In: International Journal of Sustainable Economy 3 (2011) 4, pp. 381-394
This paper analyses the economical viability of replacing fossil energy by renewable sources by taking CO<SUB align="right">2</SUB> emission legislation into account. A single chemical industry case, formic acid production, is studied in a tangible manner to provide a concrete example for industrial managers and...</sub>
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A study of an integrated land-fill and coppice power station
Harder, MK; Freeman, LA - In: Renewable Energy 9 (1996) 1, pp. 989-992
The use of methane from controlled landfill sites is well established as a method of generating usable energy from waste. However, the economics of this method are prejudiced by factors such as the restricted lifetime of the site and the initial capital costs in setting up the generating plant...
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Technical, mitigation, and financial comparisons of 6kWe grid-connected and stand-alone wood gasifiers, versus mineral diesel and biodiesel generation for rural distributed generat...
McHenry, M.P. - In: Energy 40 (2012) 1, pp. 428-437
a typical rural homestead electricity load: a 15kVA wood gasification unit coupled to a 6kWe modified grid …
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The feasibility of producing alcohol fuels from biomass in Australia
Mardon, Chris - In: International Journal of Global Energy Issues 27 (2007) 2, pp. 138-159
Apart from cost, the net production of energy is the most important factor in evaluating the feasibility of producing renewable fuels from woody biomass. Unlike sugar, the effort required to make woody materials fermentable is considerable, and has been a major barrier to the use of such...
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The feasibility of producing alcohol fuels from biomass in Australia
Mardon, Chris - In: International Journal of Global Energy Issues 27 (2007) 2, pp. 138-159
Apart from cost, the net production of energy is the most important factor in evaluating the feasibility of producing renewable fuels from woody biomass. Unlike sugar, the effort required to make woody materials fermentable is considerable, and has been a major barrier to the use of such...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005751680
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A comparative experimental study of biomass, lignite and hard coal steam gasification
Smoliński, A.; Howaniec, N.; Stańczyk, K. - In: Renewable Energy 36 (2011) 6, pp. 1836-1842
In the paper the results of experimental comparative study on steam gasification of lignite, hard coal and energy crops …-scale fixed bed reactor at the temperature of 700 °C were presented. The effectiveness of steam gasification in terms of gas flows … and biomass, selected based on the gasification process requirements, with a use of the principal component analysis …
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A novel approach to development of renewable heating support policies in Turkey
Ateş, Seyithan Ahmet - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy : IJEEP 3 (2013) 5, pp. 115-126
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The relationship between green innovation, CO2 emissions, gross domestic product, and renewable energy supply : a panel data analysis for BRICS countries and Turkey
Oğuztürk, Bekir Sami; Özbay, Ferhat - In: Istanbul business research 51 (2022) 1, pp. 237-256
dataset of this study covers a panel of BRICS countries (fragile five) and Turkey from 2000 to 2017. Based on the … shows that green innovation has a positive and robust relationship with RES in Brazil and Turkey. The impact of green … indicates a negative impact on RES in whole countries. While economic growth reduces RES in India, Turkey and South Africa, this …
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