Add to ORKGBiomass can replace fossil raw materials and fuels, and thus decrease greenhouse gas emissions and use of declining non-renewable resources. Biomass resources are not unlimited, and the competition within different energy sectors and between the use for food, energy and raw material will be increasing in the future. It can already be noticed as increasing prices and volatilities of prices on cereals, wood raw material and energy wood in several countries in Europe and other continents. The basis on the sustainable and sound use of biomass is discussed and comparisons on energy and green house gas balances within different energy sectors are presented
In this study, we analyse the use of woody biomass in the heat and power sector in Northern Europe t...
Scientific literature addressing climate change mitigation options have highlighted the potentially ...
Industrial and technological development have been brought some environmental problems such as globa...
Biomass can replace fossil raw materials and fuels, and thus decrease greenhouse gas emissions and u...
This paper discusses the contribution of biomass in the future global energy supply. The discussion ...
This paper discusses a comprehensive review of biomass energy sources, environment and sustainable d...
The increased use and potential growth of biomass for energy has triggered a heated debate on the su...
The increased use and potential growth of biomass for energy has triggered a heated debate on the su...
Currently, fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas represent the prime energy sources in the ...
The increased availability of reliable and efficient energy services stimulates new development alte...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
In recent years, the problem of assessing the replaceability of various types of raw materials and p...
The world now is facing two energy related threats which are lack of sustainable, secure and afforda...
In this study, we analyse the use of woody biomass in the heat and power sector in Northern Europe t...
Scientific literature addressing climate change mitigation options have highlighted the potentially ...
Industrial and technological development have been brought some environmental problems such as globa...
Biomass can replace fossil raw materials and fuels, and thus decrease greenhouse gas emissions and u...
This paper discusses the contribution of biomass in the future global energy supply. The discussion ...
This paper discusses a comprehensive review of biomass energy sources, environment and sustainable d...
The increased use and potential growth of biomass for energy has triggered a heated debate on the su...
The increased use and potential growth of biomass for energy has triggered a heated debate on the su...
Currently, fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas represent the prime energy sources in the ...
The increased availability of reliable and efficient energy services stimulates new development alte...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
From 1970 to 2010, circa 78% of the Greenhouse gases emissions came from the emissions of CO2 derive...
In recent years, the problem of assessing the replaceability of various types of raw materials and p...
The world now is facing two energy related threats which are lack of sustainable, secure and afforda...
In this study, we analyse the use of woody biomass in the heat and power sector in Northern Europe t...
Scientific literature addressing climate change mitigation options have highlighted the potentially ...
Industrial and technological development have been brought some environmental problems such as globa...