Potential of bio-energy production in Ethiopia based on
Total bio-energy potential in Ethiopia. A total of 750 PJ y −1 technical bio-energy can be recovered from potentially harvested residues throughout the country. The current energy consumption in Ethiopia is about 173 PJ y −1 [ 49 ]. Eighty percent of this
Techno-Economical Evaluation of Bio-Oil Production via
Borges et al. (2014) reported a maximum 65 wt% and 64 wt% of bio-oil yield achieved at a temperature of 480 C and 490 C, respectively, with 0.9?.9 mm size feed of wood sawdust and corn stove in microwave-assisted pyrolysis and applying a vacuum of less than 100 mmHg.
Contextual analysis of the biofuel sector in Ethiopia:
Ethiopia has been producing bioethanol from molasses, a sugar by-product, for more than 30 years. Despite the ambitious government strategy in place,
Comprehensive review on pyrolytic oil production, upgrading
According to Jahirul et al.; Brown et al. [9, 20] the good quality as well as quantity of bio-oil production is only possible through a fast pyrolysis process. Xue et al. carried out fast pyrolysis experiment using mixture of biomass and waste plastic in a fluidized bed reactor at a temperature range between 525 and 675 C. After completing
(PDF) Biofuel Feedstock Production in Ethiopia ResearchGate
the south of Ethiopia for palm-oil production in 2006. It developed less than It developed less than 1000 ha of its concession and, as a result, the government
Biofuels ?Renewables 2021 ?Analysis - IEA
Biodiesel, also called fatty acid methyl ester (FAME), and renewable diesel, also known as hydrogenated vegetable oil (HVO), can both be blended with diesel fuel. Renewable diesel has the same chemical composition as fossil diesel and so is fully compatible with existing diesel engines.
Biofuels Renewables 2021 Analysis IEA International
By comparison, in 2021 biodiesel, renewable diesel and biojet, expand well beyond 2019 levels, albeit from a low base for biojet. The combined demand for these fuels in 2021 is
Historical Review on VTT Fast Pyrolysis Bio-oil Production
The review summarizes VTT fast pyrolysis development efforts from the past 40 years. The experimental work has included a large variety of feedstocks (biomasses, wastes, oil shale, and plastic residues) and a variety of products (heating oils, refinery feeds, transportation fuels, and chemicals). As a result of the constant turbulence on fossil oil prices and changing regulatory framework
Ethiopia edible oil industry mapping
Ethiopia edible oil industry mapping. Download (1.7 MB) This report provides an overview of the edible oil processing sector in Ethiopia. The objective of the mapping
Production of biofuels via co-processing in conventional
From the limited literature in biomass catalytic pyrolysis, it seems that bio-oil of improved quality can be produced but with additional water and coke-solid residue formation, in expense of the organic phase of the bio-oil. However, the type of catalyst may play a significant role in the quality of the bio-oil [13], [14], [15]. Of course more
