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Biomass Sustainability and Carbon Policy
A study by the Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences examines the scientific, economic and technological issues related to the use of forest biomass for generating energy in Massachusetts.
UK Hitting Renewable Road Fuel Target
The UK is just over target for the supply of renewable fuel for transport after the first full year of monitoring, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor, Chris Harris.
Sustainable Development through Renewable Energy
A recent study has explored the role that renewable energy schemes can play in promoting sustainable development at the local level.
EU Biodiesel Industry Showing Restrained Growth
The European biodiesel industry is consolidating its position at EU and international level despite a lower increase in production growth rates in 2009, according to a report by the European Biodiesel Board.
Offshore Wind Heads for Record Year
A total of 118 new offshore wind turbines were fully connected to the grid in the first half of 2010 according to new statistics released by the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA).
Impact of Biodiesel and Ethanol Production on Land Use
The expansion in the biofuel sector in the EU will have an impact on the world market and in particular on indirect land use, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor Chris Harris.
Philippines Biofuels Annual Report 2010
There have been no major issues complying with the Philippine biodiesel mandated blend requirements since 2007, according to the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service. Adequate feedstock and biorefineries will make compliance possible even at a higher blend...
Biofuels Carbon Time Bomb
New studies suggest that while recovering woody biomass can have short term emission reduction benefits, increasing harvesting of forests will lead to a worsening climate crisis, writes TheBioenergySite Senior Editor Chris Harris.
Thailand Biofuels Annual Report 2010
Thailand’s biofuel work plan and development had not materialized until petroleum oil prices began to sharply escalate in 2004, accoprding to teh USDA Foreign Agricultural Service.
Biofuel Tax Credits to Achieve Policy Goals
Proponents of federal support for biofuels, which are transportation fuels produced mainly from renewable plant matter, offer several rationales for that support, according to a report from the US Congressional Budget Office.
What Influences the Public Acceptance of Biofuels?
New research undertaken in Greece has demonstrated that although 90 per cent of people believe climate change is related to fossil fuel consumption, only half think that biofuels could be an effective solution.
Biomass Sustainability and Carbon Policy Study
A study of scientific, economic and technological issues related to the use of forest biomass for generating energy in Massachusetts by Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences and commissioned by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Energy...
Coincidental Similarities in Land Use for Ethanol
Analysis of the inputs and modeling done on lifecycle carbon emissions for ethanol by both the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) concludes that the similarity in the magnitude of the land use change...
Biomass Generates 32 per cent of Sweden's Energy
Sweden is one of the countries in the world that has come the furthest on the road towards fossil fuel independence, according to the Forest Products Market Update.
EU Annual Biofuels Report
The EU as a whole is not expected to achieve its Directive 2003/30 target of 5.75 percent in 2010, according to the USDA Foireign Agricultural Service. Next year, blending is even expected to stagnate, mainly due to reduced biodiesel use in Germany.
 
 
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