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[en] In many countries, biomass is considered as the most important renewable energy source for the next coming decades. Electricity is one of the many energy carriers that can be produced out of it. Is the use of biomass for electricity generation more environmental friendly than the use of fossil fuels? Is biomass electricity able to compete in the market? What are the consequences for the national economy? This study attempts to answer these questions, both in an industrialised and a developing country context. It provides useful tools and examples for policy makers, researchers and investors in the field of renewable energy projects. refs
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2000; 224 p; Eburon; Delft (Netherlands); ISBN 90-5166-800-7;
; Available from a href=http://www.eburon.nlEburon/a, P.O. Box 2867, 2601 CW Delft (Netherlands); Contains a Dutch and a Spanish summary; Thesis (Dr.)

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BAGASSE, BIOMASS, BIOMASS PLANTATIONS, COMPARATIVE EVALUATIONS, COST, COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS, CROPS, ECONOMIC IMPACT, ELECTRICITY, EMISSION, ENERGY SYSTEMS, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, EUCALYPTUSES, INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS, IRELAND, LAND USE, MARKET, NETHERLANDS, NICARAGUA, PLANT GROWTH, POWER GENERATION, S CODES, SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
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