A complete new approach using drawdown technologies, biomass and native plants for high value-added products results the way to go in the Mediterranean.
Why bioenergy crops (already) met expectations?
A brand new study (Nov 27th, 2017) revealed that there is enough consensus for conclusive evidence that perennial bioenergy crops can mitigate climate change emissions with very high savings of CO2 when cultivated on marginal lands.
Non-food biomass in US to reach 1bn ton in 2040
Non-food Biomass plantations would take a major role in United States bioeconomy during next decades.
Improving logistics in Napiergrass during harvest operations
Napiergrass is one of highest yielding crops in tropical countries that can be used for pulp and bioenergy. A logistic system optimization is required in several environments. Its tall stalks and low leaves/stalk ratios (below 40%) allow high process efficiency for both pulp and energy uses and also a low biomass production cost.
Sustainable agriculture to combat the effects of El Niño in the Dry Corridor of Central America
Extreme weather events have a greater impact on rural communities and in areas of subsistence farming. Due to climate change, these natural disasters are becoming more devastating and affect billions of people around the world.
Sugarcane new research to boost profits
Sugarcane and Sorghum might produce much more and boost profits in marginal lands. A new research focused on biomass, oil and improved yields.
Energy crops can improve EU soil fertility
Recent studies on perennial agriculture to produce biomass for energy have found strong evicence of soil health benefits and carbon sequestration.
Energy crops biomass and ecological services
Energy crops in recent projects in the Caribbean have been implemented with our design of biomass hedgerows combining 2 species. Ecological services and renewable energies working together.
Energy crops could cover energy demand in surplus agricultural lands
A brand new study (2013) found that the projected energy demand (2035) in developing countries, can be covered with energy crops in surplus agricultural lands, then not competing with food production.
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.
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