Sentences with phrase «wood energy development»
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If you depend on wood and animal waste for energy, there will be no economic development.
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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced that Clarkson University discovered a new process to eliminate the release of dangerous carbon monoxide gas from wood pellets in storage.
The Australian Government's Mandatory Renewable Energy Target, which seeks to create a market for renewable energy, provides incentives for the development of renewable energy from plantations and wood waste (Government of Australia, Energy Target, which seeks to create a market for renewable energy, provides incentives for the development of renewable energy from plantations and wood waste (Government of Australia, energy, provides incentives for the development of renewable energy from plantations and wood waste (Government of Australia, energy from plantations and wood waste (Government of Australia, 2006).
NYSERDA's Renewable Heat NY initiative alongside these new developments enables municipalities, commercial and residential heating consumers to use wood pellets safely and encourage growth in the renewable energy sector for New York.»
Application of the International Tropical Timber Organization guidelines for managing secondary forests can promote the sustainable development of these forests for wood energy production (ITTO, 2002).
The development of economically competitive technology for the production of liquid cellulosic biofuels will cause a major shift in the importance of wood energy.
Changes in energy policy in several parts of the world have favoured the development of wood energy - based systems.
Enzyme - producer Novozymes and cellulosic ethanol company Lignol Energy Corporation signed a research and development agreement to make biofuel from wood chips and other forestry residues.
A new report by a group of international energy and development experts calls on the United Nations and other international agencies to plan for far higher energy consumption in sub-Saharan Africa and in other regions that rely on burning wood and dung for energy.
Development involves accelerating poor countries further up the energy ladder, from using wood and dung, to coal, gas, and eventually zero - carbon sources like solar and nuclear.