Energy production with biomass
Information for an environmental assessment
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About this site
Energy production from agricultural biomass can play an important role in combating climate change and increasing security of supply. However, different types of energy crops and energy pathways have differing environmental impacts and greenhouse gas emissions. Energy cropping can also lead to negative effects on biodiversity, water and soils inThis site is divided in three main sections:
- EEA workshops and seminars: Material gathered under this heading relates to a consultation meeting on ‘Linking economic and bio-physical modeling in relation to bioenergy’ (co-organised with the OECD) and to an EEA workshop on ‘LCA GHG methodologies for bioenergy: Beyond biofuels’.
- Conference and academic papers: This section contains papers produced by EEA staff (and other experts) as input to conferences or as working documents.
- Relevant web links: This section offers a selection of web links to organisations working in the field as well as useful conference web pages.
Latest uploads
joint expert consultation in January 2009, co-organised with the JRC and supported by the OECD agri-env. division.
[posted on: 05/07/2009]
hennenberg_spatial_data (1).pdf
[posted on: 13/05/2009]
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report_s3.pdf
[posted on: 13/05/2009]
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banse_production_land_use.pdf
[posted on: 13/05/2009]
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ensus_iluc_modelling.pdf
[posted on: 13/05/2009]