WPAC study confirms Canadian wood pellets have a bright future
April 7, 2021
First-of-its-kind study in Canada confirms pellets produce 91 per cent less GHGs than coal April 7, 2021
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Despite the 4,600 nautical mile sea journey from B.C. to Japan, pellets are still a better renewable and clean energy solution, emitting 91 per cent less GHGs than coal. Photo courtesy WPAC.
Over the next five years, it is estimated that the demand for wood pellets will increase 40 per cent to nearly 51 million metric tonnes per year. The growing demand is driven in large part due to countries around the world seeking ways to meet ambitious climate targets in the face of an ever-warming planet.
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Advanced Biofuels Market Size to Surpass US$ 848.6 Bn by 2030 According to Precedence Research, the global advanced biofuels market size is expected to surpass around US$ 848.6 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 38.5%.
February 24, 2021 19:00 ET | Source: Precedence Research Precedence Research
OTTAWA, Feb. 24, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The global
advanced biofuels market size was estimated at US$ 32.6 billion in 2020, as per new study report.
Advanced biofuels are fuels derived from different biomass types, including agricultural, municipal, and other waste. They are also termed as biofuels of the second generation. Advanced biofuels are produced from woody/ lignocellulosic crops with biomass, non-starch sugars, as well as the residues of the agricultural, making it more difficult to extract the fuel needed. Biofuels of the next generation are engineered to overwhelm the constraints of the maximum temperature freezing and the adv
by Nathália Fernandes Pimentel (Advanced Biofuels USA) First of all, carbon taxes are policy measures designed to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and to meet further objectives in policy making. By definition, it is a tax that establishes a price on these emissions or that uses a metric based on carbon. It can be applied to fossil fuels or to emissions from society’s sectors, such as factories and cars.
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