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AGRICULTURAL BIO-REFINERY CHALLENGES POLICY ISSUES - PRODUCTION CHALLENGES (1) 1. HIGH INVESTMENT RISK: NO NATIONAL OR GLOBAL SHORTAGES OF “LOWER” CARBON NATURAL GAS BIOMASS ENERGY PRICES AND SUSTAINABILITY - TIED TO NATURAL GAS AND DISTRIBUTION AVAILABILITY HIGH CAPITAL COSTS HIGH FEEDSTOCK COSTS PRODUCTION VARIABILITY LACK OF FULLY INTEGRATED LARGE-SCALE SYSTEMS LACK OF CELLULOSIC FEEDSTOCK MARKET - PRIMARY, SECONDARY UNCERTAIN CARBON INCENTIVES - CAP AND TRADE POLICY UNCERTAINTY/DELAYS - PERMITTING - ENVIRONMENTALS - “FIT”/ LOAN GUARANTEES - LAND USE/ZONING
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LITERATURE REVIEW AND STUDY ENERGY
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AGRICULTURAL BIOMASS - COMBUSTION V
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INTRODUCTION The study was intended
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RECOMMENDATIONS (2) • INDUSTRIAL
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AGRICULTURAL BIOMASS POWER CHALLENG
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AGRICULTURE BIOMASS POWER CHALLENGE
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