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Impact of EU Biofuel Policies on World Agricultural and Food Markets [PDF]
This paper assesses the global and sectoral implications of the EU biofuels directive in a multi-region computable general equilibrium framework. Our results show that without mandatory blending or subsidies to stimulate the use of biofuel crops in the ...
Banse, Martin +3 more
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From first generation biofuels to advanced solar biofuels [PDF]
Ambio, 2015 Roadmaps towards sustainable bioeconomy, including the production of biofuels, in many EU countries mostly rely on biomass use. However, although biomass is renewable, the efficiency of biomass production is too low to be able to fully replace the fossil fuels.
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Advanced Science, EarlyView.This study pioneers an integrated machine learning framework combining large‐scale data modeling, experimental validation, and impact analysis to optimize reductive catalytic fractionation for scalable, sustainable lignin monomer production. Abstract Efficient valorization of lignocellulosic biomass into high‐value lignin monomers is a cornerstone of ...
Meysam Madadi +7 more
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MODELLING IMPACTS OF SOME EUROPEAN BIOFUEL MEASURES [PDF]
Against the background of increasing concerns regarding the energy supply security as well as environmental concern the interest for renewable energy sources has increased in recent years.
Chantreuil, Frederic +5 more
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Powering Europe Sustainably: A Discussion Paper on the Potential Role of Biomass in the EU [PDF]
, 2008 Argues for further development of wood-based biomass as a renewable energy source for use in combined heat and power plants as an integral part of EU energy policy.
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Algae for biofuel:will the evolution of weeds limit the enterprise? [PDF]
, 2012 Algae hold promise as a source of biofuel. Yet the manner in which algae are most efficiently propagated and harvested is different from that used in traditional agriculture. In theory, algae can be grown in continuous culture and harvested frequently to
Abou-Shanab +20 more
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Plant‐Based Electrodes for Bioimpedance Readings of Fruit
Advanced Electronic Materials, EarlyView.Sustainable electronic materials derived from agricultural waste can ease waste management. Eco‐friendly conductors from tomato residues and biobased latex with conductive carbon fillers are obtained through simple water‐based procedures. These composites effectively read the bioimpedance of fruits, representing a sustainable alternative in green ...
Saleh Hamed +8 more
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Neoliberalising technoscience and environment: EU policy for competitive, sustainable biofuels [PDF]
, 2012 This chapter discusses how EU biofuels policy: stimulates new markets for knowledge as well as resources; assumes that markets drive beneficent innovation; and thus deepens links between markets, technoscience and environment.
Birch, Kean +2 more
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Quantifying the land‐use change due to soybean‐based biodiesel in the United States
Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, EarlyView.Abstract We quantify the impact of soybean oil‐based biodiesel production on US cropland, using a method that accounts for the intermediate effect of soybean crushing facilities. Based on U.S. Environmental Protection Agency data for biodiesel production and proprietary data for soybean crushing facilities over 2011–2020, we find that the elasticities ...
Ruiqing Miao +5 more
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Modelling the consequences of increasing bioenergy demand on land and feed use [PDF]
The aim of this paper is to show the consequences of a model extension towards the presentation of by-product in the production of biofuels. By-products can be used as a substitute for feed grain use in livestock production. A boost in biofuel production
Banse, M.A.H. +3 more
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