Our economic analysis shows that for Greece no advanced biofuels, renewable gases or
electrofuels are currently or will be, until 2050, cost competitive with the production or import …

Purpose In 2008, a number of Southern African countries cultivated about 900,000 ha of
Jatropha, with a number of biodiesel plants ready for production; however, none of the …

Existing techno-economic analyses of modern coal chemical technologies (MCCTs) neglect
water constraints, which may underestimate the production cost of MCCTs and thus mislead …

Using a contemporary assessment framework, we assess the energy security status of small
Pacific Island Countries (PICs) in line with its three broad perspectives. These perspectives …

With the growing rate of energy consumption around the world and increase in per capita
consumption of the energy, both energy demand, and energy security are major concerns …

Early studies have shown that biofuels in powder form burn like a gas. In addition, they are
less pollutants and renewable source. In this study, powder biofuel is investigated as a direct …

Biomass to biofuel conversion is carried out using complex technologies, which are often
capacity restricted. Although these restrictions are used to satisfy the design limitations of the …

Biofuels have emerged as a promising alternative for depleting fossil fuels. Efficient biofuel
production requires the optimal supply chain design and the planning of complex production …

Biodiesel also known as fatty acid methyl ester (FAME), obtained from the transesterification
of the vegetable oil used cooking oil (UCO). FAME is considered a renewable fuel to the …

We find that there is sufficient technical feedstock availability for Greece to reach its medium-
term targets on the production and use of advanced biofuels, renewable gases, electrofuels …