Bioenergy for Sustainable Energy Access in Africa: Technology Country Case Study Report (incorporating Country Scoping Reports)

Highlights the main barriers and opportunities for wider adoption of anaerobic digestion, gasification and small-scale steam turbines in SSA

From:
Department for International Development
Published
7 August 2017
Document Type:
Case Study
Theme:
Climate and Environment
Authors:
LTS International, the University of Edinburgh and E4tech

Abstract

The literature review, stakeholder mapping and technology value chain prioritisation led to the shortlisting of anaerobic digestion, gasification and combustion-based steam turbines as the most promising bioenergy technologies for BSEAA-supported research and innovation. This Case Study Report highlights the main barriers and opportunities for wider adoption of anaerobic digestion, gasification and small-scale steam turbines in SSA, and to identify potential research themes for Phase II.

Citation

LTS International Limited, the University of Edinburgh and E4tech. Bioenergy for Sustainable Energy Access in Africa: Technology Country Case Study Report (incorporating Country Scoping Reports). 7th August 2017

Bioenergy for Sustainable Energy Access in Africa: Technology Country Case Study Report (incorporating Country Scoping Reports)

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Published 7 August 2017
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