Spatially and Temporally Optimal Biomass Procurement Contracting for Biorefineries
Abstract
This paper evaluates the optimal composition of annual and perennial biomass feedstocks for a biorefinery. A generic optimization model is built to minimize costs – harvest, transport, storage, seasonal, and environmental costs – subject to various constraints on land availability, feedstock availability, processing capacity, contract terms, and storage losses. The model results are demonstrated through a case study for a midwestern U.S....
Paper Details
Title
Spatially and Temporally Optimal Biomass Procurement Contracting for Biorefineries
Published Date
Feb 20, 2014
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
2
Pages
2069 - 2089
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