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Study on impacts on resource efficiency of future EU demand for bioenergy (ReceBio). Final report

Authors :
European Commission
Directorate-General for the Environment
Forsell, N.
Korosuo, A.
Havlik, P.
Valin, H.
Lauri, P.
Gusti, M.
Kindermann, G.
Obersteiner, M.
Böttcher, H.
Hennenberg, K.
Hünecke, K.
Wiegmann, K.
Bowyer, C.
Nanni, S.
Allen, B.
Poláková, J.
Fitzgerland, J.
Linder, M.
European Commission
Directorate-General for the Environment
Forsell, N.
Korosuo, A.
Havlik, P.
Valin, H.
Lauri, P.
Gusti, M.
Kindermann, G.
Obersteiner, M.
Böttcher, H.
Hennenberg, K.
Hünecke, K.
Wiegmann, K.
Bowyer, C.
Nanni, S.
Allen, B.
Poláková, J.
Fitzgerland, J.
Linder, M.
Publication Year :
2016

Abstract

This project was commissioned to examine the resource efficiency implications of increased EU use of bioenergy for electricity and heat until 2050. Methods of analysis include an extensive literature and statistical review, detailed GLOBIOM modelling of cross-sectorial wood biomass production and use, and in-depth analysis of the implications on a multitude of sustainability indicators. The results for biomass use for material and energy are reported for EU28, while the sustainability indicators are assessed both for the EU and globally. In addition, country specific assessments were carried out for three case countries (Finland, Germany, and Italy) to examine the results against country-specific policies and resources

Details

Database :
OAIster
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1143713275
Document Type :
Electronic Resource