| Session 10: Community and Stakeholders - Partnership and Information, Education, and Dissemination |
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Progress on socio-economic aspects of bioenergy systems: Experiences from IEA Bioenergy Task 29
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| View abstract | Mr. Julije Domac | Croatia |
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Biomass production in the Chariton Valley area of south central Iowa: Farmers’ motivations for adoption of switchgrass
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| View abstract | Prof. Michael Duffy | USA |
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Bioenergy: Stakeholders see parts of the elephant
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| View abstract | Dr. Elizabeth Peelle | USA |
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Advantages of the cooperative business structure for willow bioenergy producers in New York
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| View abstract | Ms. Stacie Edick | USA |
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The McNeil story
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| View abstract | Mr. John M. Irving | USA |
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Status of green power marketing and opportunities for biomass
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| View abstract | Ms. Lori Bird | USA |
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Energy from woodwaste: An analysis of institutions and community attitudes in Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands
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| View abstract | Mr. Robert Bailis | USA |
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Pleasant Hills, PA. sewage treatment plant project utilization of biogas produced in an anaerobic digester
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| View abstract | Mr. Bob James | USA |
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Aspects of the partnership between Brazilian government and the private sectors during the Brazilian national alcohol program
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| View abstract | Ms. Marili Arruda Mariotoni | Brazil |
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Heating schools with biomass: Fifteen years of success in Vermont
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| View abstract | Mr. Timothy Maker | USA |
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Wood Pellets Handbook - a mean for improved dissemination of knowledge
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| View abstract | Mr. Martin W. Fock | Denmark |
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The missing link - bringing research to the market place
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| View abstract | Mr. Søren Houmøller | Denmark |
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The impact of biotechnology and genomics on sustainable development through potential applications for bioenergy, biofuels, biopower, and bio-based products
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| View abstract | Dr. James S. McLaren | USA |
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Bioenergy and Biobased Products: Technologies, Markets, and PoliciesOrganized By: |
