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A preliminary analysis of the biomass energy production potential in africa in 2025 considering projected land needs for food production
C. I. Marrison,
E. D. Larson
Chemical & Biological Engineering
Andlinger Center for Energy & the Environment
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
biomass energy
100%
food production
79%
energy production
78%
Africa
56%
land
42%
need
40%
analysis
20%
nutritional requirement
18%
wilderness area
17%
bioenergy production
17%
energy crop
16%
natural forest
14%
cereal
13%
crop yield
13%
energy use
13%
import
12%
planting
12%
plantation
11%
sensitivity analysis
11%
land use
8%
biomass
7%
cost
6%
modeling
5%
Agriculture & Biology
bioenergy
83%
food production
75%
cropland
30%
land use
24%
wilderness
18%
woody biomass
16%
energy crops
14%
nutrient requirements
13%
grain crops
13%
uncertainty
12%
Eucalyptus
12%
imports
12%
crop yield
11%
plantations
10%
planting
9%
Brazil
8%
biomass
7%
Engineering & Materials Science
Biomass
68%
Crops
23%
Land use
12%
Sensitivity analysis
9%
Availability
7%
Uncertainty
6%
Costs
4%