The global bioenergy industry is advancing rapidly. New technologies and potential feedstocks are being proposed that aim for bioenergy to contribute to a wider range of economic, social, and environmental objectives. However, these advancements all require tradeoffs between potential technical advantages, and socio-economic and environmental consequences. Despite technological advances, a number of project failures have been noted with the development, design and implementation of such renewable energy systems in Africa.
Reference:
Stafford, W, and Brent, A. 2010. An introduction to BIOSSAM: the South African BIOenergy systems sustainability assessment and management portal. Journal of Energy in Southern Africa, Vol. 21(4), pp 32-32
Stafford, W. H., & Brent, A. (2010). An introduction to BIOSSAM: the South African BIOenergy systems sustainability assessment and management portal. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4953
Stafford, William HL, and A Brent "An introduction to BIOSSAM: the South African BIOenergy systems sustainability assessment and management portal." (2010) http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4953
Stafford WH, Brent A. An introduction to BIOSSAM: the South African BIOenergy systems sustainability assessment and management portal. 2010; http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4953.
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