…n and South Korea have started to import large volumes of wood pellets for co-firing with coal from countries in the Pacific Rim such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Western Canada. In Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and several other Asian countries, the trade and use of liquid biofuels in transport and the modern use of solid agro-residues for combustion and anaerobic digestion is increasing rapidly, facilitated by conducive support frameworks. IEA Bioe…
Date: 25 Jun 2018…This overview was prepared by Task 32 on the basis of the collective information and experience of members of the Task. It describes some of the major issues involved in biomass combustion and co-firing technologies for both domestic and industrial use. For the report click here…
Date: 12 Dec 2002…rice pressure, and actually could shrink in the near future, specially for co-firing in powerplants. The report showed that: further technology development can reduce wood pellet costs along (international) supply chains significantly, and can broaden the feedstock base to low-cost material (e.g. bagasse, wood wastes), while torrefaction can, compared to traditional white pellets, improve energy, GHG and cost performance of long-distance supply, a…
Date: 13 Nov 2019…s who manage O&M, HSE, and risk most efficiently can reap the commercial rewards. The Biomass Generation Forum is intended to bring operators together to assess a range of operational, strategic and technical themes for existing biomass and co-firing plants. Our operationally focused agenda will feature presentations from a range of biomass plant operators, plus technical subject matter experts, who will equip you with lessons learned and knowledg…
Date: 22 Aug 2016…via combustion and utilisation of the electricity for decentralised heat pumps is also regarded. The scenario for power production is valid for both, dedicated power production with biomass or co-firing of biomass. The main difference between these two applications is respected with a variation of the net electrical efficiency. For the report click here…
Date: 12 Jan 2004