Abstract:Background Bioenergy is a significant contributor to renewable power generation, renewable transport fuel and renewable heat. However, the deployed capacity significantly lags identified potential and has not seen the same rapid response to policy stimuli observed in the solar and wind sectors. This work analyses the historical trajectory of UK bioenergy development to discern potential underpinning reasons for that.Results It is noted that the technology landscape is arguably more complex than in other renewa… Show more
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