Key barriers for bioenergy in Europe: Economic conditions, know-how and institutional capacity, and supply chain co-ordination

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European Framework for the Diffusion of Biogas Uses: Emerging Technologies, Acceptance, Incentive Strategies, and Institutional-Regulatory Support (2016, background): “, Poland) there exist, however, practical disincentives that discourage farmers to invest and harvest energy crops [39].”
Sustainability criteria for bioenergy systems: results from an expert survey (2009, background): “Consent on which sustainability criteria are relevant, practical, reliable, and important is also low for bioenergy applications in smaller scales (e.g. McCormick and Kåberger [12]).”
Modeling of biomass-to-energy supply chain operations: Applications, challenges and research directions (2014, background): “The differences in organizational norms and cultures have also been cited as a key barrier in creation of institutional capacity and coordination among parties involved in biomass supply chains (McCormick and Kaberger, 2007).”
Review of barriers to the dissemination of decentralized renewable energy systems (2016, background): “Perception of financial or investment risk is another challenge to the diffusion of DRESs (Owen, 2006; Mirza et al., 2009; Adams et al., 2011; Prasertsan and Sajjakulnukit, 2006; McCormick and Kaberger, 2007; Perlack et al., 1990; Martinot, 1999; Finney et al., 2012).”