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Potential application of overseas forest biomass supply chain experience to reduce costs in emerging Australian forest biomass supply chains – a literature review

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 02 Jan 2019 Australia Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Australian Forestry, volume 82, pages 9-17 (issn: 0004-9158, eissn: 2325-6087,

Authors: Mauricio Acuna; Paul Turner; Luke Mirowski; Martin Strandgard; Martin Strandgard;

doi: 10.1080/00049158.2018.1555907

Potential application of overseas forest biomass supply chain experience to reduce costs in emerging Australian forest biomass supply chains – a literature review

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Abstract

Forest biomass (FB) is widely used overseas as an industrial energy source, particularly in Europe, but is currently little used in Australia. Typical attributes of FB disadvantage it as a fuel rel...

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Australia

Related Organizations

University of Tasmania
Australia
University of Tasmania
Australia
University of the Sunshine Coast
Australia
University of the Sunshine Coast
Australia

Keywords

modelling, FoR 0705 (Forestry Sciences), 820, logging residue, decision-support tool, infield drying

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