Macroalgae as a Biomass Feedstock: A Preliminary Analysis

Макроводоросли как сырьё для производства биомассы: предварительный анализ
G. Roesijadi, Susanne B. Jones, Lesley Snowden-Swan, Yunhua Zhu
2010-09-26

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A thorough of macroalgae analysis as a biofuels feedstock is warranted due to the size of this biomass resource and the need to consider all potential sources of feedstock to meet current biomass production goals. Understanding how to harness this untapped biomass resource will require additional research and development. A detailed assessment of environmental resources, cultivation and harvesting technology, conversion to fuels, connectivity with existing energy supply chains, and the associated economic and life cycle analyses will facilitate evaluation of this potentially important biomass resource.
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Comprehensive assessment should include environmental resources, production technologies, fuel-conversion pathways, energy-system connectivity, economic analysis, and life-cycle analysis.
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Harnessing macroalgae for biofuels requires further research and development across cultivation, harvesting, conversion, and supply-chain integration.
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Its substantial resource size warrants systematic evaluation alongside other feedstock sources to help meet biomass production goals.
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Macroalgae is identified as a potentially important, largely untapped biomass feedstock for biofuel production.

macroalgae biomass

its potential as a biofuels feedstock, including resource availability, cultivation and harvesting, fuel conversion, energy-supply-chain integration, and economic and life-cycle performance

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G. Roesijadi
Susanne B. Jones
Lesley Snowden-Swan
Yunhua Zhu
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