Publications
NIBIOs employees contribute to several hundred scientific articles and research reports every year. You can browse or search in our collection which contains references and links to these publications as well as other research and dissemination activities. The collection is continously updated with new and historical material.
2014
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Eric A. Decker Devin J. Rose Derek StewartAbstract
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Anna Birgitte MilfordAbstract
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Lisette Quaade Sørensen Erik Lysøe Jesper Erup Larsen Paiman Khorsand-Jamal Kristian Fog Nielsen Rasmus John Normand FrandsenAbstract
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Erik Lysøe Linda J. Harris Sean Walkowiak Rajagopal Subramaniam Hege Divon Even Sannes Riiser Carlos Llorens Toni Gabaldón H. Corby Kistler Wilifred Jonkers Anna-Karin Kolseth Kristian F. Nielsen Ulf Thrane Rasmus J. N. FrandsenAbstract
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Javier Arevalo Pradipta Halder Jarmo Kortelainen Blas Mola YudegoAbstract
There is a need to better understand the increasingly interrelated system of national, regional and international initiatives and institutions that deal with bioenergy governance. Significant effort from various international organisations and partnerships (e.g. European Union, International Energy Agency, Global Bioenergy Partnership, Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels) has been directed in recent years to ensure the sustainability of bioenergy production through criteria and indicators and through the promotion of research on aspects such as the impact on livelihoods, food price as well as energy security. In this context, the paper examines bioenergy‐related conflicts with wide international ramifications from the perspective of the regulatory framework and its relation to global bioenergy governance processes. Special attention is paid to issues of large‐scale bioenergy developments in places like Africa, which are affected by support schemes of developed countries such as those from the European Union to meet targets for renewable energy and particularly biofuel production. The study concludes with the proposal of an overarching framework for the analysis of bioenergy governance, and with suggestions for further research.
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Csilla Farkas Györgyi Gelybò Zsòfia Bakacsi Ágota Horel Andrea Hagyó Laura Dobor Ilona Kása Eszter TóthAbstract
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