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India's biomethane generation potential from wastes and the corresponding greenhouse gas emissions abatement possibilities under three end use scenarios: electricity generation, cooking, and road transport applications

Akashdeep Dey, R. Camilla Thomson

2022Sustainable Energy & Fuels22 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Waste-to-biomethane generation can supply 47% of India's electricity, 91% of transportation fuels, or all cooking fuels, while removing between 284 and 524 million tonnes of carbon dioxide-equivalent of greenhouse gases.

Topics & Concepts

BiogasGreenhouse gasWaste managementEnvironmental scienceElectricity generationElectricityCarbon dioxideMethaneEnvironmental engineeringTonneEngineeringChemistryPower (physics)Organic chemistryBiologyQuantum mechanicsPhysicsElectrical engineeringEcologyEnergy and Environment ImpactsMunicipal Solid Waste ManagementHybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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