Biomass potentials - Revision history

Tom Brown: /* JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries */

2018-11-09T10:40:29Z

‎JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries

Tom Brown at 12:44, 1 November 2018

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Tom Brown at 10:44, 1 November 2018

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Tom Brown: /* Introduction and general considerations */

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‎Introduction and general considerations

Tom Brown: /* JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries */

2018-11-01T10:40:12Z

‎JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries

Tom Brown: /* BioBoost */

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‎BioBoost

Tom Brown: /* Introduction and general considerations */

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‎Introduction and general considerations

Tom Brown at 10:18, 1 November 2018

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Tom Brown: /* S2Biom */

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‎S2Biom

Tom Brown: /* Germany */

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 == Europe ==
 === JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries ===
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 Categorises potentials and costs for EU28 and neighbouring countries (Iceland, Switzerland, Norway and the Western Balkans countries). Has different scenarios for sustainability. "The High, Medium and Low bioenergy availability scenarios differ in assumptions related to land use, agricultural practices, and protected areas." Data only available as tables in the PDF report. Some people have transcribed these tables to Excel/CSV (ask on the openmod mailing list).
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 === BioBoost ===

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 Lignocellulosic biomass potentials down to NUTS3 for Europe. Costs for potentials are also included. Data available as Excel files.
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 == Germany ==

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 = Introduction and general considerations =
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 There are also many different pathways for the use of biomass in the energy system, such as direct combustion for dry, solid feedstocks, anaerobic digestion to produce biogas for wet feedstocks, and gasification for some dry feedstocks.
 = Biomass potential datasets by region =
 == Europe ==
 === JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries ===
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 Categorises potentials and costs for EU28 and neighbouring countries (Iceland, Switzerland, Norway and the Western Balkans countries). Has different scenarios for sustainability. "The High, Medium and Low bioenergy availability scenarios differ in assumptions related to land use, agricultural practices, and protected areas." Data only available as tables in the PDF report. Some people have transcribed these tables to Excel/CSV (ask on the openmod mailing list).
 === BioBoost ===
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 [http://bioboost.iung.pl/ http://bioboost.iung.pl/]
-Assesses potentials for NUTS3 regions in the EU27 (EU28 minus Croatia) and Switzerland.
+Assesses potentials for NUTS3 regions in the EU27 (EU28 minus Croatia) and Switzerland. Data does not appear to be openly available in tabular form; data can be requested by email.
 === hotmaps ===
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 [https://gitlab.com/hotmaps/potential https://gitlab.com/hotmaps/potential]
-Lead by EURAC. Covers EU28, resolved down to NUTS3. Feedstocks are forestry residues, agricultural residues, livestock effluent and municipal solid waste.
+Lead by EURAC. Covers EU28, resolved down to NUTS3. Feedstocks are forestry residues, agricultural residues, livestock effluent and municipal solid waste. Data available as CSV.
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 [http://s2biom.alterra.wur.nl/web/guest/data-downloads http://s2biom.alterra.wur.nl/web/guest/data-downloads]
-Lignocellulosic biomass potentials down to NUTS3 for Europe. Costs for potentials are also included.
+Lignocellulosic biomass potentials down to NUTS3 for Europe. Costs for potentials are also included. Data available as Excel files.
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	Feedstocks include, for example, primary forestry products, forestry residues, energy fuel crops, agricultural residues, manure, waste, etc.		Feedstocks include, for example, primary forestry products, forestry residues, energy fuel crops, agricultural residues, manure, waste, etc.

−	Sustainability concerns have been raised about some feedstocks, focusing on emissions from land use change, competition with food crops and loss of biodiversity. As a result estimates of sustainable potentials can vary widely depending on assumptions and the methodology used.	+	Sustainability concerns have been raised about some feedstocks, focusing on emissions from land use change, competition with food crops, competition with other uses (straw for animal feed/bedding, wood for building/furniture) and loss of biodiversity. As a result estimates of sustainable potentials can vary widely depending on assumptions and the methodology used.
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		+	There are also many different pathways for the use of biomass in the energy system, such as direct combustion for dry, solid feedstocks, anaerobic digestion to produce biogas for wet feedstocks, and gasification for some dry feedstocks.

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 == Europe ==
 === JRC-EU-TIMES: Bioenergy potentials for EU and neighbouring countries ===
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 [https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-research-reports/jrc-eu-times-model-bioenergy-potentials-eu-and-neighbouring-countries https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-research-reports/jrc-eu-times-model-bioenergy-potentials-eu-and-neighbouring-countries]
-Categorises potentials and costs for EU28 and neighbouring countries (Iceland, Switzerland, Norway and the Western Balkans countries). Has different scenarios for sustainability. "The High, Medium and Low bioenergy availability scenarios differ in assumptions related to land use, agricultural practices, and protected areas."
+Categorises potentials and costs for EU28 and neighbouring countries (Iceland, Switzerland, Norway and the Western Balkans countries). Has different scenarios for sustainability. "The High, Medium and Low bioenergy availability scenarios differ in assumptions related to land use, agricultural practices, and protected areas." Data only available as tables in the PDF report. Some people have transcribed these tables to Excel/CSV (ask on the openmod mailing list).

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 = Introduction and general considerations =
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 Biomass potentials list the annual potentials (e.g. in dry mass or heat value) for different feedstocks in different regions. They may also associate costs with different potentials.
-Feedstocks include, for example, primary forestry, forestry residues, energy fuel crops, agricultural residues, manure, etc.
+Feedstocks include, for example, primary forestry products, forestry residues, energy fuel crops, agricultural residues, manure, waste, etc.
 = Biomass potential datasets by region =

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 Lead by EURAC. Covers EU28, resolved down to NUTS3. Feedstocks are forestry residues, agricultural residues, livestock effluent and municipal solid waste.
 === S2Biom ===
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 [http://s2biom.alterra.wur.nl/web/guest/data-downloads http://s2biom.alterra.wur.nl/web/guest/data-downloads]
-Lignocellulosic biomass down to NUTS3 for Europe.
+Lignocellulosic biomass potentials down to NUTS3 for Europe. Costs for potentials are also included.