… is a dynamic research and consulting firm devoted to the development, analysis and evaluation of bioenergy and biobased production. We combine a strong background in scientific research, a pragmatic approach, an energetic attitude and a clear analytical view.
Biomass Research collaborates with a range of stakeholders: industry, science, policy and NGO’s.
We apply a quantitative data-based approach, using time-series analysis and balance approaches defining an in-depth analysis of crop production systems. In our analysis we provide an integrated analysis of data on soils, climate, farming systems, household economics and market development.
Some of our activities include:
Biogas opportunities for Australia, IEA Bioenergy.
Which are the opportunities offered by the Australian #biogas industry? Biogas is a reliable &local source of energy. It provides an alternative route 4 #wastetreatment while contributing 2 the development of local http://economies.Read all about it here https://bit.ly/36eZPrY
Biomethane, in Denmark.
Biomethane makes up more than half of Denmark’s gas grid. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/Renewable-Natural-Gas-Close-To-Taking-Off-In-US.html
IEA Bioenergy on emissions related to transport of pellets.
Long-distance transport does NOT negate the #climate benefits of woody #biomass as a #renewableenergy source. #GHG emissions linked to wood pellet transport between North America and Europe represent < 5% of the full chain GHG emissions of hard coal.
https://www.ieabioenergy.com/publications/the-use-of-forest-biomass-for-climate-change-mitigation-response-to-statements-by-easac/
What biogas and bioslurry can do.
#Energy is a vital requirement for development and is a catalyst for a country's economy. The lack of access to affordable and efficient energy keeps a huge mass of people in a #poverty trap. #Biodigesters tremendously improves living conditions. @cleancooking @MyGovKe @kot #SDGs
