Bio-energy in Europe: changing technology choices

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Influence of feed characteristics on the microwave-assisted pyrolysis used to produce syngas from biomass wastes (2011, unknown): “from biomass wastes [1].”
Biomass production potentials in Central and Eastern Europe under different scenarios (2007, unknown): “For the near future, increasing biomass use is considered to be essential in meeting the targets set out by the EU [2].”
Towards a Bioeconomy in Europe: National, Regional and Industrial Strategies (2015, background): “Faaij [42] explains that bioenergy is a much needed renewable energy source that will be a crucial component of the transition away from the use of fossil fuels; therefore, EU policy will need to continue to support its development.”
Steps towards the development of a certification system for sustainable bio-energy trade (2006, background): “Major concerns are that biomass production could compete with food production and lead to regional food and energy supply shortage in developing countries [6, 8 ].”
Biodiesel: A New Oildorado? (2007, unknown): “…potentially positive environmental impacts, most notably the mitigation of climate change through greenhouse gas (GHG) abatement, of an increase of energy supply security, conservation of fossil fuels (Faaij 2006), as well as through expected positive employment effects in the agricultural sector.”