Wasting the Biomass Opportunity

A Welfle

Wasting the Biomass Opportunity

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The UK could generate almost half its energy needs by 2050 from UK biomass sources, including household rubbish, agricultural residues and home-grown biofuels. Unless we plan and invest for this, we will waste a great opportunity, argues Andrew Welfle.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Manchester
Publication status	Published - 2014

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