Biomass costs would be lower than those of most fossil energy sources in most countries of the world. IRENA recent report reveals how technologies are reaching grid parity.
Bioenergy Crops 2030: 26-34% of total biomass, IRENA said
Bioenergy crops are expected to grow up to 39 EJ by 2030, as analyzed and suggested by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
Reforestation for bioenergy: Brazil-US massive plan
Reforestation used for biomass energy is becoming a major driver to combat climate change and desertification. Brazil and US annouced a new agreement for 12 million ha
Biomass power: Feedstock cost is the key
Biomass power costs recently published by IRENA showed how critical could be to obtain reductions in feedstock costs and footprint at power station gate. We suggest ways for success.
Biomass against intermittency
Combining renewable technologies such as wind or solar with biomass sources could boost renewable energies implementation in many areas.
Biomass EU market to increase reforestation in US
Biomass markets in EU are expected to push US reforestation programs for timber and pellets in Southern states, USDA Forest service found.
Biomass in USA in 2030: up to 35% from bioenegy crops
Biomass and energy crops in United States of America are both expected to increase total share of primary energy as reported by IRENA (International Renewable Energy Agency) in its very recent report..
Biomass pellets: 8 reasons to invest in developing countries
Most developing countries are recognizing the need to evaluate biomass pellet new business using residues and bioenergy crops. In this post we analyzed 8 reasons to invest on biomass in developing countries.
Bioenergy trends in 2013: lignocellulosic raw materials play a major role
Recent trends of bioenergy, lignocellulosic raw materials and grasslands for advanced biofuels, biopower, pulp and biogas show promising perspectives in 2013.
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