Titlebook: Handbook of Bioenergy Economics and Policy; Madhu Khanna,Jürgen Scheffran,David Zilberman Book 2010 Springer-Verlag New York 2010 Biofuels

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Bioenergy Economics and Policy: Introduction and Overviewpotential impacts on environmental quality. Policies to support biofuel production have distributional implications for consumers and producers, farm and nonfarm sectors, global trade in food and biofuels, and the price of land and other scarce resources.

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Are Biofuels the Best Use of Sunlight?ch is not currently cost-effective for use in transportation. As research into photovoltaics and battery technology is still in its infancy, the potential for commercially viable technology breakthroughs seems high.

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Optimizing the Biofuels Infrastructure: Transportation Networks and Biorefinery Locations in Illinoising and distribution of ethanol and co-products (DDGS). The model aims to minimize total system costs in a multiyear planning horizon for the period of 2007–2022. Certain locations may be more suitable for corn and corn stover-based ethanol plants, others more for producing ethanol using perennial grasses (.)

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Price Transmission in the US Ethanol Markettudied. Only ethanol prices are found to adjust to deviations from this relationship. The evolution of ethanol prices in relation to corn and crude oil prices may have important implications for the long-run competitiveness of the US ethanol industry.

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Could Bioenergy Be Used to Harvest the Greenhouse: An Economic Investigation of Bioenergy and Climatssil fuels is precipitating climate change (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 2007). Thus, at present three factors may influence the prospects for bioenergy: (1) increases in crude oil prices, (2) concerns for national energy security matters, and (3) concerns for climate change and global warming.

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