3. Wood energy recovery
The current trend in energy recovery is as follows:
directly in combustion from the individual scale to the scale of biomass power plants consuming up to 1 mm 3 of wood per year, with wood pellets as fuel;
in synthetic natural gas (SNG) injected into the natural gas distribution network;
into biofuels, or rather hydrocarbon agrofuels or alcohols.
Biofuels or agrofuels, once considered "miracle products", are now being challenged as competing with food production. For this reason, second-generation biofuels are now being developed from lignocellulosic products derived from forestry by-products.
A distinction is made between first-generation agrofuels, derived mainly from...
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