Supply potential of lignocellulosic energy crops grown on marginal land and greenhouse gas footprint of advanced biofuels—A spatially explicit assessment under the sustainability criteria of the Renewable Energy Directive Recast

Advanced biofuels produced from lignocellulosic crops grown on marginal lands can become an important part of the European Union (EU) climate change mitigation strategy to reduce CO2 emissions and meet biofuel demand. This study quantifies spatially explicit the availability of marginal land in the...

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Main Authors:	Hoefnagels, R. (Author), Junginger, M. (Author), van der Hilst, F. (Author), Vera, I. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	advanced biofuels alternative energy biofuel Biofuels Biomass biomass potentials Biomass productions Biophysical conditions Biophysics carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide carbon emission carbon footprint Carbon footprint Cellulosic ethanol Climate change Climate change mitigation crop plant crop production Crops Cultivation European Union Forestry GHG emissions GHG mitigation potential greenhouse gas Greenhouse gas (GHG) Greenhouse gases Lignocellulosic biomass Location marginal lands Matthiola Organic carbon Phalaris arundinacea Populus REDII spatial analysis Spatial heterogeneity spatially explicit Spatially explicit assessments Supply chain emissions Supply chains sustainability Sustainability criteria Sustainable development
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