Improving the sustainability of biomass feedstocks production
BEIS is seeking a contractor to carry out a research project which will answer a selection of key questions surrounding the sustainability of biomass production and usage. This contract will consist of 3 work packages: - WP1, to reviewâ¯current evidence and methodologies surrounding the indirect land use impacts of bothâ¯UK domestic feedstocks production andâ¯UKâ¯demand for international bioenergy and biofuel products. - WP2 to assess soil carbon stock changes with UK demand on internationally produced biomass...
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Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Value
£200,000
Published
7 Jun 2022
Closes
19 Jul 2022
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United Kingdom
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Lot default Improving the sustainability of biomass feedstocks production
£200,000
BEIS is seeking a contractor to carry out a research project which will answer a selection of key questions surrounding the sustainability of biomass production and usage. This contract will consist of 3 work packages: - WP1, to reviewâ¯current evidence and methodologies surrounding the indirect land use impacts of bothâ¯UK domestic feedstocks production a...
Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom
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