Published October 1997 | Version v1
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Decentralized energy conversion of biomass from Amstelland. The feasibility of decentralized use of energy from green wastes in the municipality Amstelveen and its environs

Description

The aim of the study on the title subject is to determine the enviro-technical and economical feasibility of decentralized biomass conversion as part of the green area and energy infrastructure of the region Amstelland, Netherlands. The parts of the study concern a regional inventory of green wastes in Amstelland, an energy demand analysis of conversion sites in the region, a logistic analysis, an evaluation of technical options (cogeneration, combustion, gasification), business economical analysis of the investments, determining the support and willingness to contribute and cooperate, and drafting a final report. Based on the results of the report decisions can be made whether or not the design and installation of a decentralized biomass conversion system should be elaborated in detail. 16 refs

Availability note (English)

Available from Nutsbedrijf Amstelland, Postbus 1, 1180 AA Amstelveen (Netherlands)

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Dutch)
Decentrale energieconversie biomassa Amstelland. De haalbaarheid van decentrale energiebenutting uit groenafval in de gemeente Amstelveen e.o

Publishing Information

Publisher
Nutsbedrijf Amstelland
Imprint Place
Amstelveen (Netherlands)
Imprint Pagination
114 p.

Optional Information

Contract/Grant/Project number
Project Novem 355396/2020
Notes
Preparatory study carried out within the framework of the Energy Production from Waste and Biomass (EWAB) programme of the Netherlands Agency for Energy and the Environment (Novem)