ENERGY FROM BIOMASS: ALTERNATIVE FOR THE REDUCTION OF ATMOSFERIC EMISSIONS

John Freddy Galvis Martinez, Luz Marina Torrado Gomez, Norma Cristina Solarte Vanegas, María Fernanda Serrano-Guzmán, Diego Darío Pérez-Ruiz

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Resumen

Biomass produces the same amount of emissions of carbon dioxide absorbed during its growth that means that emits the same amount of CO2 processing during part of its life cycle, making it neutral emissions of carbon compounds. The mass use of this energy source in developing countries with high agricultural potential is not considered feasible. This article from a research project describes the processes for biomass utilization and environmental benefits of using this energy resource that has been booming in different countries. It is concluded that although it is feasible the inclusion of biomass for energy
supply, exists a lack of guidelines for sustainable use.
Idioma originalInglés
PublicaciónLÁMPSAKOS - Investigación orientada a la innovación
Volumen5
N.º23
DOI
EstadoPublicada - 2020

Palabras clave

  • Energy resources
  • Environmental effects
  • Climate change
  • Environmental pollution
  • renewable energy sources
  • Biomass energy
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Environmental policy
  • Cycle
  • Global warming

Tipos de Productos Minciencias

  • Artículos de investigación con calidad D

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