Sentence examples for biomass strategy from inspiring English sources
The scenarios assessed were: (i) Rebuilding Biodiversity (RB), involving habitat restoration of 824,244 ha of strategic nature areas; (ii) Forest Strategy (FS), involving establishment of 16,000 ha of new woodlands; and (iii) Biomass Strategy (BS), involving conversion of 65,513 ha of arable land into bioenergy crops.
Dorothy Thompson, chief executive of Drax, said: "Sustainability has always been absolutely central to our biomass strategy.
The results of these research processes are used for the development of a sustainable and manageable biomass strategy.
Nevertheless, the level of resolution corresponds with the quality and availability of data and is consistent with the analytical methods underpinning a number of UK government reports including the recent UK biomass strategy [ 14].
The economic case against biofuels cited by the EAC gives an uneconomic CO2 abatement cost for wheat bioethanol of £152/tonne and £137/tonne for biodiesel, supported by data sourced from the 2007 DTI paper 'UK Biomass Strategy' [ 17].
Lovett et al. [16] calculated that 3.12 Mha of England was suitable for growing miscanthus although, as noted, when additional constraints related to prime agricultural land, yield considerations and the Biomass Strategy target were applied, this was reduced to 362,859 ha.
The total emission reduction due to the biomass strategies is around 400 Mton CO2-eq.
The total contribution of biomass strategies is an emission reduction of up to 400 Mt CO2 equivalents (9% of 1990 emissions).
Elucidating these biomass strategies will improve analysis of carbon budgets (storage and production) in neotropical mangroves and understanding what conditions lead to net carbon sinks in the tropical coastal zone.
The modelling results encourage awareness and provide a basis for decision-making processes regarding regional biomass strategies.
Choice of biomass sampling strategy determines the quality of data available for fitting such equations.
