1 - 9 |
Efficient and environmentally-sound biomass production systems 1992-1994 Zsuffa L, Gambles RL |
11 - 34 |
New cultural treatments and yield optimisation Mitchell CP |
35 - 43 |
Growth processes SennerbyForsse L |
45 - 52 |
Herbaceous energy crops: A general survey and a microeconomic analysis Caserta G, Bartolelli V, Mutinati G |
53 - 68 |
Characterisation of poplar and willow clones and cultivars Zsuffa L |
69 - 79 |
Disease and pest control in the bioenergy crops poplar and willow Royle DJ, Ostry ME |
81 - 87 |
Exchange, evaluation, and joint testing of genetic stock Hall RB, Hanna RD |
89 - 105 |
Silviculture and economic benefits of producing wood energy from conventional forestry systems and measures to mitigate negative impacts Manley A, Richardson J |
107 - 116 |
Ecological, biological balances and conservation Perttu KL |
117 - 125 |
IEA Bioenergy Agreement Task IX - Harvesting and supply of woody biomass for energy 1992-1994 Mattsson JE, Mitchell CP |
127 - 140 |
Mechanisation of short rotation forestry Culshaw D, Stokes B |
141 - 151 |
Integrated harvesting systems Hudson JB |
153 - 160 |
Harvesting small trees and forest residues Gingras JF |
161 - 179 |
Environmental consequences of intensive harvesting Smith CT |
181 - 190 |
Storage and drying of wood fuel Jirjis R |
191 - 203 |
The transportation of fuel wood from forest to facility AngusHankin C, Stokes B, Twaddle A |
205 - 226 |
Technoeconomic assessment of biomass to energy Mitchell CP, Bridgwater AV, Stevens DJ, Toft AJ, Watters MP |
227 - 233 |
Biomass utilisation: A perspective of Task X IEA bioenergy agreement 1992-1994 Wallace CJ |
235 - 255 |
Biomass combustion research and utilisation in IEA countries Hustad JE, Kreiberg O, Sonju OK |
257 - 269 |
Feasibility of power production with pyrolysis and gasification systems Solantausta Y, Bridgwater AT, Beckman D |
271 - 285 |
Thermal gasification of biomass technology developments: End of task report for 1992 to 1994 Babu SP |
287 - 302 |
Bioconversion of lignocellulosic residue to ethanol: Process flowsheet development Gregg D, Saddler JN |
303 - 314 |
Viable energy production and waste recycling from anaerobic digestion of manure and other biomass materials Tafdrup S |
315 - 323 |
Utilisation of straw and similar agricultural residues Nielsen C |
325 - 341 |
The nature and control of solid, liquid and gaseous emissions from the thermochemical processing of biomass Bridgwater AV, Elliott DC, Fagernas L, Gifford JS, Mackie KL, Toft AJ |
343 - 349 |
IEA bioenergy agreement Task XI: Municipal solid waste conversion to energy end of task review Aitchison EM |
351 - 363 |
End of task report of the IA (incineration activity) of Task XI of the bioenergy agreement of the IEA Temmink H |
365 - 376 |
Anaerobic digestion of municipal solid waste: A modern waste disposal option on the verge of breakthrough Braber K |
377 - 386 |
An international perspective on the characterisation and management of residues from MSW incinerators Sawell SE, Chandler AJ, Eighmy TT, Hartlen J, Hjelmar O, Kosson D, vanderSloot HA, Vehlow J |
387 - 398 |
The impact of source separation, recycling and mechanical processing on MSW conversion to energy activity Lunde T |
399 - 413 |
The landfill gas activity of the IEA bioenergy agreement Lagerkvist A |
415 - 439 |
The international energy agency's (IEA) work in harmonising sampling and analytical protocols related to municipal solid waste (MSW) conversion to energy Scott PE |