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- w2. Feasibility Study on SME
The European BIOPOR project, under the supervision of F. Neto, has been developed in order to assess the feasibility of developing a Biodiesel production chain in a Mediterranean country. The feasibility study encompassed the agricultural production, the transformation and the utilisation phases.
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- w2. Feasibility Study on SME
The European BIOPOR project, under the supervision of F. Neto, has been developed in order to assess the feasibility of developing a Biodiesel production chain in a Mediterranean country. The feasibility study encompassed the agricultural production, the transformation and the utilisation phases. - 1. Bioenergy for Europe: Which Ones Fit Best? A Comparative Analysis for the Community - Executive Summary
This report presents the methodology and the results of a project carried out in a co-operative task by eight European countries from 1998 to 2000. Its aim was to assess - by means of life cycle analyses - the environmental effects of various biofuels and to compare them against their fossil equivalents as well as against each other. - 2. Pros and Cons of RME Compared to Conventional Diesel Fuel
Since the beginning of the nineties methodology and content of LCAs on "Rape Seed Biodiesel versus Ordinary Diesel Oil" have continuously been developed. This eventually led to a solid knowledge concerning a final evaluation of the ecological advantages and disadvantages of rape seed biodiesel (RME) as a substitute for diesel oil. - 3. Bioenergy for development - Technical and environmental dimensions
This study examines the present role of biomass in the world's energy supply and calculates the potential for future biomass energy provision into the next century. - Biodiesel
Biodiesel is produced from vegetable oils, using for example rapeseed or sunflowers. - Biodiesel, Argentina
This Spanish site includes a description of biodiesel, its advanatges and origin, as well as a frequently used forum on the subject. - Biodiesel in Germany
The use of biodiesel in Germany is still controversial. For example, while the federal ministry of finance defends the tax exemption of biodiesel, the federal environmental agency argues that the ecological benefits (e.g. possibly lower net CO2 emissions) do not justify the disadvantages (such as additional agricultural inputs) and the expenses. - European Biodiesel Board
A non-profit organisation established in 1997, aims to promote the use of biodiesel in the European Union, grouping the major EU biodiesel producers. - Feasibility Study on Biofuel Chains Implementation in Portugal
- w2. Biodiesel.de
Extensive information about biodiesel from a promoter's perspective. [in German] - w3. UFOP.de
The Union for the Promotion of Oil and Protein Plants provides extensive information about biodiesel from rapeseed oil.
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