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Multi-aspect evaluation of integrated forest-based biofuel production pathways: Part 1. Product yields & energetic performance

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  • Jafri, Yawer
  • Wetterlund, Elisabeth
  • Anheden, Marie
  • Kulander, Ida
  • Håkansson, Åsa
  • Furusjö, Erik

Abstract

Forest-based biofuels are strategically important in forest-rich countries like Sweden but the technical performance of several promising production pathways is poorly documented. This study examines product yields and energy efficiencies in six commercially relevant forest-based “drop-in” and “high blend” biofuel production pathways by developing detailed spreadsheet energy balance models. The models are in turn based on pilot-scale performance data from the literature, supplemented with input from technology developers and experts. In most pathways, biofuel production is integrated with a market pulp mill and/or a crude oil refinery. Initial conversion is by pyrolysis, gasification or lignin depolymerization and intermediate products are upgraded by hydrotreatment or catalytic synthesis.

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  • Jafri, Yawer & Wetterlund, Elisabeth & Anheden, Marie & Kulander, Ida & Håkansson, Åsa & Furusjö, Erik, 2019. "Multi-aspect evaluation of integrated forest-based biofuel production pathways: Part 1. Product yields & energetic performance," Energy, Elsevier, vol. 166(C), pages 401-413.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:energy:v:166:y:2019:i:c:p:401-413
    DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2018.10.008
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