… 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:
No Women & their children have to use charcoal / walk for 3hrs daily in rural Somalia facing sexual violence, just to collect firewood, when they can convert their own kitchen waste/ animal dung to clean #Biogas & able to pursue other activities. @WFPSomalia @NLinSomalia
Register now 4 #IEABioenergy webinar next 16June at 4pmCEST/10amEST/3pmBST! The webinar will highlight &discuss keytechnological, economical&political factors that need 2 be taken intoaccount 2 take BECCS/U from theoretical concept 2 ontheground deployment http://bit.ly/3cgXNtm
Extracting #CO2 from #biogas to turn it into methane and double gas production. As part of this research work, carried out at @UniversiteEge in Turkey, a system able to recover carbon dioxide to increase energy production was studied, thus creating “#turbo methane” 👨🔬🧪⚡️
Bioenergy, done right. Statement by FAO, IRENA, and IEA Bioenergy.
Is there enough room for bioenergy in agriculture?
Yes, if it is done right there are sufficient opportunities in #agriculture for food and feed production, as well as #bioenergy and #biobased products.
https://www.ieabioenergy.com/iea-publications/faq/agriculture/
https://www.ieabioenergy.com/publications/bioenergy-for-sustainable-development/
