Estimation of energy potential of agricultural enterprise biomass

Lypchuk, Vasyl; Syrotiuk, Kateryna

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20171402017

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“…An accurate and consistent calculation of straw resources is a requirement for their utilization [57]. All the residues produced by the 9 major crops are considered as straws in this study.…”

Section: Estimation Of Total Straw Resources Generatedmentioning

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Energy Potential and Sustainability of Straw Resources in Three Regions of Ghana

Seglah

Wang

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Anthropogenic global warming and the depletion of nonrenewable resources necessitate a transition towards bioenergy to accelerate sustainable development and carbon neutrality. This study quantified the availability and energy potential of crop (cereals, legumes, roots and tubers) straws based on data from the Northern, North East and Savannah regions in Ghana. The annual technical straw potential was 2,967,933 tonnes, whilst the crop straws with the highest technical potential were yam (935,927 tonnes), groundnut (485,236 tonnes), maize (438,926 tonnes) and soybean (374,564 tonnes). The technical energy potential of all the crop straws was 42,256 TJ, although the energy potential of yam, groundnut, maize and soybean was 13,922 TJ, 7611 TJ, 5704 TJ and 5409 TJ, respectively. There was a linear correlation between the straw produced and the energy potential per region. The Northern region (28,153 TJ) recorded the highest energy potential followed by the Savannah (8330 TJ) and North East (5773 TJ) regions. To serve as context, the research placed an emphasis on the sustainability of crop straws for bioenergy and added a brief analysis of the life cycle assessment (LCA) of bioenergy scenarios to explore the environmental sustainability of crop straw-based power generation. This study will serve as a reference in understanding LCA inference on practicable research of crop straw-based, power plant expansion in Ghana and Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).

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Section: Estimation Of Total Straw Resources Generatedmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Potential and Sustainability of Straw Resources in Three Regions of Ghana

Seglah

Wang

et al. 2022

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“…A joint publication [94] summarizes the studies on bioaerosols which were carried out in the years 1972-2009 in the following branches of agricultural industry in the Ukraine and Poland: animal farms, feed facilities, production of biofuel from rape, etc. Another joint publication [95] assesses the potential of biomass, obtained from by-products of crop production and animal breeding, which can be used for energy purposes.…”

Section: Biofuel Energymentioning

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Renewable Energy in Ukraine-Poland Region: Comparison, Critical Analysis, and Opportunities

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Wisz³

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Renewable Energy - Resources, Challenges and Applications

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Fundamental and applied research on renewable energy is actively supported for the development of world science and maintaining the energy independence and security of different countries. This section analyzes the publications of scientists from two countries-Ukraine and Poland-in the field of "thermoelectricity," "photoelectricity," and "bioenergy" to find regularities in each state and to determine the prospects for joint research. Ukraine and Poland share a common border and have similar climatic conditions and historical heritage, but Poland is a member of the EU, and its legislation in the field of renewable energy complies with the regulations of the European Community. Ukraine is making every effort to develop renewable energy. Comparison of the state of research in these countries is also an example of the analysis of the situation at the borders of EU countries and may answer questions related to sustainable development, the mass transition to renewable energy, and the refusal to use fossil fuels and nuclear power plants. The analysis is based on the results of data published in the international scientific databases Web of Science and Scopus. The most advanced areas of research in each country are identified, analyzed, and aimed at practical application.

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Estimation of energy potential of agricultural enterprise biomass

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Energy Potential and Sustainability of Straw Resources in Three Regions of Ghana

Energy Potential and Sustainability of Straw Resources in Three Regions of Ghana

Renewable Energy in Ukraine-Poland Region: Comparison, Critical Analysis, and Opportunities

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