Kartha, SivanLeach, GeraldRajan, Sudhir Chella2014-04-252014-04-252005-04https://hdl.handle.net/10986/18062This document aims to provide background information and motivation regarding bioenergy's role in promoting sustainable rural development. It discusses ways to support the implementation of bioenergy through policies, including those that can mobilize private sector activity. Volume I, the main report provides an overview of implementation issues for bioenergy projects and programs; Volume II provides technical information regarding biomass resources and technological options; and Volume III provides discussions of real-world bioenergy implementations through case studies and profiles.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO ENERGYACCESS TO ENERGY SERVICESACCESS TO MODERN ENERGYAGRICULTURAL CROPSALTERNATIVE USESANAEROBIC DIGESTIONANAEROBIC FERMENTATIONANIMAL DUNGATMOSPHEREAVAILABILITYBAGASSEBAGASSE COGENERATIONBALANCEBATTERIESBIOGASBIOMASSBIOMASS AVAILABILITYBIOMASS CONVERSIONBIOMASS CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIESBIOMASS ELECTRICITYBIOMASS ENERGYBIOMASS ENERGY PROJECTSBIOMASS ENERGY SYSTEMSBIOMASS FEEDSTOCKBIOMASS FOR ENERGYBIOMASS FUELBIOMASS FUEL PRODUCTIONBIOMASS FUELSBIOMASS GASIFICATIONBIOMASS INTO ELECTRICITYBIOMASS POWERBIOMASS POWER PLANTBIOMASS POWER PRODUCTIONBIOMASS PRODUCTIONBIOMASS RESOURCEBIOMASS RESOURCESBIOMASS SUPPLY SYSTEMSCANECANE PROCESSINGCARBONCARBON DIOXIDECARBON ENERGYCARBON REDUCTIONSCEMENTCHARCOALCHARCOAL PRODUCTIONCHEMICAL PROCESSESCLIMATE CHANGECOALCOGENERATIONCOMMERCIAL ENERGYCONVENTIONAL ENERGYCOOKINGCROP DRYINGDEGRADED LANDSDEVELOPED COUNTRIESDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSDISTRICT HEATINGDISTRICT HEATING PLANTDRY WOODECONOMIC GROWTHECONOMISTSEFFICIENT EQUIPMENTELECTRICITYELECTRICITY GENERATIONELECTRICITY GRIDELECTRICITY PRODUCTIONELECTROLYSISEMISSIONSEMPLOYMENTENERGY CARRIERSENERGY CONVERSIONENERGY COSTSENERGY CROP PRODUCTIONENERGY CROPSENERGY EXPERTSENERGY MARKETSENERGY PLANNERSENERGY PRACTICESENERGY PRICESENERGY RESEARCHENERGY SECTORENERGY SERVICEENERGY SOURCESENERGY SYSTEMSENERGY USEENERGY USERSENVIRONMENTALENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITSENVIRONMENTAL COSTSENVIRONMENTAL GOALSENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTSENVIRONMENTAL POLICIESETHANOLETHANOL FROM SUGARCANEEUCALYPTUS TREESEXCHANGE RATEFEEDSTOCKFEEDSTOCK SUPPLYFOOD PRODUCTIONFORESTRYFOSSILFOSSIL FUELFOSSIL FUELSFUELFUEL COSTFUEL ETHANOLFUEL PRICESFUEL SUPPLYGAS RESOURCESGASEOUS FUELSGASESGASIFICATION PROCESSGASIFIERGENERATIONGEOTHERMALGREENHOUSEGREENHOUSE GASGREENHOUSE GAS REDUCTIONSGREENHOUSE GASESHEATHYDROGENHYDROPOWERINCOMEINTERNAL COMBUSTIONLAND TENURELAND USELIQUID FUELSLOAD FACTORMETHANENATIONAL ENERGY POLICYNATURAL BIOMASS RESOURCESNITROUS OXIDENUTRIENT DEPLETIONOILORGANIC MATERIALSPILOT PROJECTSPOLLUTANTSPOWERPRICE DIFFERENCESPRICE VOLATILITYPRIMARY ENERGYPRIMARY ENERGY SUPPLYPROCESS HEATPRODUCERSPRODUCTION COSTSRAINFALLRAW MATERIALRENEWABLE BIOMASSRENEWABLE ENERGYRENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCESRENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCESRENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLIESRENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIESRURAL AREASRURAL COMMUNITIESRURAL ELECTRICITYSOLID FUELSSOURCE OF ENERGYSPACE HEATINGSTEAM TURBINESTEAM TURBINESSUGAR INDUSTRIESSUGARCANESUPPLY CURVESSURPLUS POWERSUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENTSUSTAINABLE ENERGYTECHNOLOGICAL FACTORSTECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONSTRADEOFFSTRADITIONAL BIOMASSTRANSPORT COSTSTREE PLANTATIONSUTILITIESWASTEWASTE DISPOSALWATER HEATINGWATERSHEDWINDWOOD CHIPS10.1596/18062