by Jim Lane (Biofuels Digest) First comes the techno-economic assessment, then comes the deployment, as perhaps someone once said, or should have. For the road to bioeconomy passes through the graces of a successful evalutation of the inputs anf the outputs and the costs and values thereof. Those thoughtful assessors are a TEA Party anyone can get behind. And as this thoughtful team of IEA Bioenergy luminaries attest, “there is limited validated data on biorefineries environmental performance…best practice models and data [would] stimulate biorefining implementation on [a] larger scale.” READ MORE
