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New paper published! Emission reduction potential of household biogas plants in developing countries: The case of central Vietnam

In this paper we investigate the emission reduction potential of a typical household biogas plant with a volume of 6 m3 and an assumed life cycle of 20 years.

Highlights

  • CO2emissions are highest during the construction phase of household biogas plants.
  • Use of biogas leads to 20% decrease in GHG when compared to firewood combustion.
  • GHG emissions 384.1 kg CO2-eq·y-1per swine can be prevented by using biogas plants.

 

 You can read the full text HERE.

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