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Bamboo, due to its fast growth rate, commercial value, and sustainability, has be-come a promising alternative biomass resource (Sharma et al., 2018). In recent years, the proportion
This research paper describes the design, fabrication, and performance assessment of a bamboo-based solar garden light that operates a 1W led load from dusk to dawn while being charged
Bamboo can be used as a good substrate material for an evaporation device because of its rich resources, low thermal conductivity, porous structure of microchannels, and high
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Given the green developments in interfacial solar steam generation (ISSG), a biobased evaporator with excellent photothermal conversion efficiency is urgently needed to address the freshwater shortage. However, it is still challenging that
Plasmonic bamboo device was prepared for solar steam generation. Nano-plasma metal converted solar energy into heat energy by the plasma effect. The microstructure and heat behavior were characterized. Thermal conversion efficiency up to 87% was achieved. Superior stability and cycle performance was revealed. −2 −2
Executive Summary Bamboo is potentially a highly sustainable biomass resource and can contribute to domestic and global renewable energy targets, such as those set by the European Union (EU) within the Renewable Energy Directive (REDII).
overall economic and environmental impacts of bamboo bioenergy systems. The methodology has been utilized in many studies to assess the suitability of bamboo as a re-newable energy source and has proven to be an effective tool for guiding policy and investment decisions related to sustainable bioenergy systems development.
As shown in Figure 1, bamboo can be transformed into four different energy forms through various conversion technologies, namely bioethanol, bio- oil, biogas, and biochar. Due to its high lignocellulose content, bam-boo is well suited for bioethanol production, which involves pretreatment followed by hydrolysis and fer-mentation.
For example, the Numaligarh Refinery in Assam, India, reportedly utilizes around 500,000 tons of fresh bamboo annually to produce biomass products, with bioethanol production reaching up to 49,000 tons. The residue waste after production can be burned as a source of electricity (NRL, 2020– 21).
Sustainable bamboo production systems can directly contribute to tackling climate change and achieving goals of the UN sustainable development agenda (Yiping, Buckingham and Guo-mo, 2010; INBAR, 2015b; 2015a).
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