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AGRICULTURAL BIO-REFINERY CONCEPT SMALL-SCALE CHP, CO-GEN SUPPLY ALSO HAS CHALLENGES EMISSION CONTROL ISSUES - SMALL SCALE POLLUTION ABATEMENT NEED USES FOR SUPPLEMENTAL HEAT, HOT WATER, HOT AIR TO MAKE ECONOMICS WORK NEED TO DEVELOP INDUSTRIAL/COMMUNITY ENERGY USE SYSTEMS SIMILAR ISSUES AS FOR LARGE SCALE : CO-FIRING, DIRECT COMBUSTION FUEL CHARACTERIZATION BLENDS, SEASONALITY, SOURCING TECHNOLOGY – ICE, MICRO-TURBINE, FUEL CELL
AGRICULTURAL BIO-REFINERY CONCEPT BIOMASS PRODUCTION AND CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES ALL HAVE ISSUES TOO MANY PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING ISSUES EXIST WITH NO READY ANSWERS CROP VARIABILITY MAY BE TO GREAT FOR LARGE SCALE PROJECTS TRANSPORTATION LOGISTICS ISSUES HAVE YET TO BE ADDRESSED ENTIRE VALUE-CHAINS NEEDS TO BE DEVELOPED NEED TO REDUCE THE FINANCIAL AND TECHNOLOGY RISK
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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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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS (1) WHILE T
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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS (3) THERE I
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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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Source EIA AGRICULTURE BIOMASS POWE
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Baxter, Larry, and Jaap Kopperjan.
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Cushion, Elizabeth, Gerhard Dieterl
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Grubert, E, and S Kitasei. "How Ene
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NOVA (Northern Ontario Value Added
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Sipila, E., Vasara, P., Sipil?§, K
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Wilson, T O. "Factors Affecting Woo
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