Add to ORKGBiomass it the oldest used fuel of the mankind (approximately 40 000 years) and still today it is important worldwide source of the energy. Its proportion on the world energetic balance according to up to date source is around 16 %. The highest proportion of the biomass usage shows for example: Africa 50 %, Indonesia 40%, Asia 33%, South America 28% and China 21%
The increasing demand for biomass energy also enhances the need for more accurate estimates of the a...
In a wide variety of scenarios, policy strategies, and studies that address the future world energy...
Biomass, a broad term for all organic matter of plants, trees and crops, is currently regarded as a ...
Biomass it the oldest used fuel of the mankind (approximately 40 000 years) and still today it is im...
Biomass it the oldest used fuel of the mankind (approximately 40 000years) and still today it is imp...
The use of biomass as a source of energy varies in different countries and depends in part on the co...
Biomass is the largest source of energy from renewable sources. In 2001, biomass accounted for 3-4 %...
The world’s population continues to grow at a high rate, such that today’s population is...
Biomass, a product of the solar energy influx and the synthesis of carbon dioxide and water, has bee...
This chapter gives an overview of the available biomass resources globally today as well as the pote...
The growth of some pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane, etc… in the atmosphere induces the ri...
Biomass is considered an important energy resource in many developing countries. The investigation o...
This paper provides a broad overview of the use of plant material as a source of usable energy. The ...
The role of biomass in the world energy scene is first considered and compared with other energy sou...
Biomass was the dominating source of energy for human activities until the middle 19th century, when...
The increasing demand for biomass energy also enhances the need for more accurate estimates of the a...
In a wide variety of scenarios, policy strategies, and studies that address the future world energy...
Biomass, a broad term for all organic matter of plants, trees and crops, is currently regarded as a ...
Biomass it the oldest used fuel of the mankind (approximately 40 000 years) and still today it is im...
Biomass it the oldest used fuel of the mankind (approximately 40 000years) and still today it is imp...
The use of biomass as a source of energy varies in different countries and depends in part on the co...
Biomass is the largest source of energy from renewable sources. In 2001, biomass accounted for 3-4 %...
The world’s population continues to grow at a high rate, such that today’s population is...
Biomass, a product of the solar energy influx and the synthesis of carbon dioxide and water, has bee...
This chapter gives an overview of the available biomass resources globally today as well as the pote...
The growth of some pollutants such as carbon dioxide, methane, etc… in the atmosphere induces the ri...
Biomass is considered an important energy resource in many developing countries. The investigation o...
This paper provides a broad overview of the use of plant material as a source of usable energy. The ...
The role of biomass in the world energy scene is first considered and compared with other energy sou...
Biomass was the dominating source of energy for human activities until the middle 19th century, when...
The increasing demand for biomass energy also enhances the need for more accurate estimates of the a...
In a wide variety of scenarios, policy strategies, and studies that address the future world energy...
Biomass, a broad term for all organic matter of plants, trees and crops, is currently regarded as a ...