Abstract
Bioenergy is an effective energy form used by developing countries. It covers about 38% of the energy consumed primarily obtained from the biomass in about 13% of the world. Due to the energy production costs, much attention has currently been paid on alternative bioenergy sources in the developing countries. Biofuels may be used instead of fossil fuels to produce power, heat, and/or some chemicals. Its production with local resources suggests a reproducible alternative streamlining the economic and social improvement in developing countries, in case the bioenergy projects are established economically viable and well planned with local cooperation. Biofuels are important resources which can take place with fossil-based fuels. Generally speaking, biofuels offer several benefits such as the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, regional social and structural development, sustainability in energy provision, and agricultural development. In this study, a life cycle analysis of a full-scale biogas plant was c...
Highlights
Energy is required to sustain our lives and motivates economic improvement
The fossil energy resources are diminishing very fast, their outcomes are CO2 and the other greenhouse gases which are accumulating in the atmosphere and are considered the origin of climate changes
This study aims to promote sustainable and renewable energy (RE) production through biogas from animal wastes such as cattle manure, poultry manure, and cheese whey in a small-scale enterprise
Summary
Energy is required to sustain our lives and motivates economic improvement. The fossil energy resources are diminishing very fast, their outcomes are CO2 and the other greenhouse gases which are accumulating in the atmosphere and are considered the origin of climate changes. These changes are thought to have unusual effects on human body and the other living organisms. Goldenberg and Coelho (2004) stated that the ecological changes encouraged people for the improvement of renewable energy (RE) sources, which are essential factors for the eco-friendly sustainable development (Ozyurt, 2010) These changes are thought to have unusual effects on human body and the other living organisms. Goldenberg and Coelho (2004) stated that the ecological changes encouraged people for the improvement of renewable energy (RE) sources, which are essential factors for the eco-friendly sustainable development (Ozyurt, 2010)
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