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GEMIS 4.8

External Data Reference Published 16 Aug 2013

Topics: Energy , Sustainability transitions ,

Provider:: International Institute for Sustainability Analysis and Strategy (IINAS)
Dataset URL:: http://www.iinas.org/gemis-en.html

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Efficiency range of different biomass-to-energy conversion routes

Efficiency range of different biomass-to-energy conversion routes The figure provides a first overview of the relative efficiency of different types of bioenergy. Data represent net efficiencies taking into account results of life-cycle analysis.

Projected life cycle land use of fossil, nuclear and renewable electricity systems in 2030 (m2/GJel)

Projected life cycle land use of fossil, nuclear and renewable electricity systems in 2030 (m2/GJel) The graph illustrates that energy systems differ in the extent and complexity of their impacts by presenting the projected life cycle land use of fossil, nuclear and renewable electricity systems in 2030. To understand the implications of increased bioenergy production, it is important to recognise that the land used for energy cropping is a natural resource, comprising soil, minerals, water and biota. Where bioenergy involves energy cropping it often necessitates changes to land use, with significant implications for related systems as well Other renewable technologies do also use some land and so do fossil and nuclear systems but the area is comparatively small. Nevetheless these technologies have other limitations.

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