Woody biomass energy crops: possibilities for physical and biological carbon sequestration

Adele Coles; R. Sims; Kathleen Lewis

Woody biomass energy crops: possibilities for physical and biological carbon sequestration

Adele Coles, R. Sims, Kathleen Lewis

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Bioenergy through short rotation forestry could hold potential for fossil fuel displacement mitigating enhanced climate change by using various combustion, carbon capture technologies, and sequestration technologies. Two routes, gasification and pyrolysis, show potential for enabling bioenergy to become carbon negative rather than carbon neutral. One further relatively unexplored route is biochar, a naturally occurring material that may offer a unique link between bioenergy and sequestration that is both simple and energy bearing.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	Agriculture and Environment VII, Land management in a changing environment - , United Kingdom Duration: 26 Mar 2008 → 27 Mar 2008

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Conference	Agriculture and Environment VII, Land management in a changing environment
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	26/03/08 → 27/03/08

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Woody biomass energy crops: possibilities for physical and biological carbon sequestration

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