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The paper presents a techno-economic study of a biogas plant in biorefinery concept with reduced CO2 production. Such a biorefinery proposal treating lignocellulosic waste produces a portfolio of products with… Click to show full abstract
The paper presents a techno-economic study of a biogas plant in biorefinery concept with reduced CO2 production. Such a biorefinery proposal treating lignocellulosic waste produces a portfolio of products with higher added value and a reduced amount of produced CO2 by 47 vol. % for model materials in the comparison with a conventional biogas plant. Economic analysis also shows an attractiveness of the technology with conventional payback period without any subsidies that is strongly dependent on product demand and waste politics.
Journal Title: Chemical engineering transactions
Year Published: 2018
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