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Biomass is plant origin organic waste that is used for energy production, generally as a fuel. Co-firing is a combustion technology where two or more fuels are burned at the same time. It is a source of interest for many, due to provided greenhouse gas reduction and controlled use of fossil fuels. This paper takes a closer look at biomass co-firing equipment in the Riga Technical University (RTU)...
Environmental issues raised by the use of fossil fuels lead to the search for alternatives that promote the reduction of emissions of greenhouse gases. CO2 has been identified as being the most important and urgent to control. Co-firing is a technique that allows the simultaneous combustion of different types of fuels, for example coal and biomass, combining the advantages of both. This study characterises...
A range of EU environmental policies support the goal of reducing fossil-fuel use in commercial thermal applications. Combustion installations which are covered by the EU Emissions Trading Scheme now face a substantial opportunity cost for fossil-fuel CO 2 emissions. However, it is unclear whether the EU ETS will provide a sufficient incentive for switching to forest-derived biomass fuel by...
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