An economic analysis of bio-energy options using thinnings from overstocked forests
By B. Polagye, K. Hodgson, P. Malte. 2007
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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Citations in the corpus
- Cost‐benefit analysis of using biochar to improve cereals agriculture (2015, background): “This estimate is similar to the value obtained by Kumar & Sarkar (2009) of 173 USD t 1 for land filling charcoal produced from forestry residues, even despite their estimate incorporating feedstock harvesting costs substantially lower than those determined by several studies (Peterson, 2005; Polagye”
- Techno-economic analysis of producing solid biofuels and biochar from forest residues using portable systems (2019, background): “, (i) mobile, (ii) transportable, and (iii) relocatable [37,40].”
- The economic value of biochar in crop production and carbon sequestration (2011, background): “Biochar can also be used as an energy source; as combustion fuel to power the pyrolysis process; as a gasifier feedstock (Boateng, 2007; Polagye et al., 2007); or for water heating and cooking (IBI, 2009; Johannes, 2008).”