A complete new approach using drawdown technologies, biomass and native plants for high value-added products results the way to go in the Mediterranean.
Regenerative agriculture applied to bioenergy
Sustainability or positive impact? bioenergy and industrial crops must move into regenerative agriculture models. sd
Bioenergy Crops growing interest
There is a continuous and growing interest in new alternatives for biomass and bioenergy crops (as well as biofuels).
Regeneration through biomass and wildfire reduction models
Regeneration is a new word people use when moving from just “sustained models” to a positive impact in our environment.This post shows how active fire management tools used by an enhanced bioeconomy and new advanced technologies in bioenergy can pay the bill we need to preserve and increase our forest masses.
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.
Agave: from ‘fuel or food’ to ‘fuel and more food
Researchers confirmed potential for new plantations in drylands under constraint environmental conditions.
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.
Bioenergy will have a key role in global decarbonization
Imagine a world where biomass can be used to produce energy and high value added products while sustainable carbon farming and processing technology take CO2 from air and put it back into the ground.
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.
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