Abstract
The background for this research activity is that the 2020 goals for reduction of the CO2 emissions to the atmosphere are so challenging that exorbitant amounts of biomass and other renewable sources of energy must be mobilised in order to – maybe – fulfil the ambitious 2020 goals. The macroalgae is an unexploited, not researched, not developed source of biomass and is at the same time an enormous resource by mass. It is therefore obvious to look into this vast biomass resource and by this report give some of the first suggestions of how this new and promising biomass resource can be exploited.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Danish Technological Institute |
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Number of pages | 72 |
Publication status | Published - 2011 |
Bibliographical note
PSO Project No. 2008-1-0050The application was approved by Energinet.dk with a total budget of 10.5 million DKK and with a funding from Energinet.dk of 8.5 million DKK. The project was running from April 2008 to October 2011. The partners in the project are:
1. Aarhus University Department of Bioscience (former National Environmental
Research Institute, Aarhus University)
2. Risø DTU (DTU is Technical University of Denmark)
3. DONG Energy A/S, the largest utility company in Denmark
4. Danish Technological Institute.
The contract holder is Danish Technological Institute