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Bioenergy : realizing the potential / edited by Semida Silveira.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Amsterdam ; Oxford : Elsevier, 2005.Description: 256 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780080446615 (hbk.) :
  • 9780080446615
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 333.9539 SIL
LOC classification:
  • TP339
Contents:
PART I Exploring the Bioenergy Potential Chapter 1: How to realise the bioenergy prospects? Chapter 2: Biomass in Europe Chapter 3: New challenges for bioenergy in Sweden Chapter 4: Dissemination of biomass district heating systems in Austria: lessons learned PART II Managing Resources and Enhancing Biomass Production Chapter 5: Managing fuelwood supply in Himalayan mountain forests Chapter 6: Modernizing cane production to enhance the biomass base in Brazil Chapter 7: Integrating forestry and energy activities in Lithuania using Swedish know-how PART III Promoting Bioenergy Utilization Chapter 8: Potential for small-scale bio-fuelled district heating and CHPs in Sweden Chapter 9: Co-firing biomass and natural gas boosting power production from sugarcane residues Chapter 10: Techno-economic feasibility of biomass-based electricity generation in Sri Lanka Chapter 11: Classification of solid biofuels as a tool for market development PART IV Exploring Opportunities through the Clean Development Mechanism Chapter 12: The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Chapter 13: Carbon certificates as a financial tool for projects in developing countries Chapter 14: Cultivated biomass for the pig iron industry in Brazil Chapter 15: Carbon credits from co-generation with bagasse Chapter 16: Wood waste co-generation in Kumasi, Ghana PART V Meeting the challenges and making a difference Chapter 17: Bioenergy realizing the potential now!
Summary: This text integrates the key technical, policy and economic issues surrounding bioenergy projects in industrialised and developing countries, with a critical focus on four topics: biomass resource availability and potential, institutions and markets development, technical and economic enhancements, and examples.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Long Loan TUS: Midlands, Main Library Athlone General Lending 333.9539 SIL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 205233

Includes bibliographical references and index.

PART I Exploring the Bioenergy Potential Chapter 1: How to realise the bioenergy prospects? Chapter 2: Biomass in Europe Chapter 3: New challenges for bioenergy in Sweden Chapter 4: Dissemination of biomass district heating systems in Austria: lessons learned PART II Managing Resources and Enhancing Biomass Production Chapter 5: Managing fuelwood supply in Himalayan mountain forests Chapter 6: Modernizing cane production to enhance the biomass base in Brazil Chapter 7: Integrating forestry and energy activities in Lithuania using Swedish know-how PART III Promoting Bioenergy Utilization Chapter 8: Potential for small-scale bio-fuelled district heating and CHPs in Sweden Chapter 9: Co-firing biomass and natural gas boosting power production from sugarcane residues Chapter 10: Techno-economic feasibility of biomass-based electricity generation in Sri Lanka Chapter 11: Classification of solid biofuels as a tool for market development PART IV Exploring Opportunities through the Clean Development Mechanism Chapter 12: The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Chapter 13: Carbon certificates as a financial tool for projects in developing countries Chapter 14: Cultivated biomass for the pig iron industry in Brazil Chapter 15: Carbon credits from co-generation with bagasse Chapter 16: Wood waste co-generation in Kumasi, Ghana PART V Meeting the challenges and making a difference Chapter 17: Bioenergy realizing the potential now!

This text integrates the key technical, policy and economic issues surrounding bioenergy projects in industrialised and developing countries, with a critical focus on four topics: biomass resource availability and potential, institutions and markets development, technical and economic enhancements, and examples.

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