the possibilities of using landfill gas as a fuel of motor vehicles in poland

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Abstract
Limited energy resources, especially reserves of oil and natural gas and increasing request for fuels, make it necessary to find new energy sources, including from renewable sources. The use of renewable fuels will have the additional benefit to the environment, such as reduction of CO2, SO2, CO and NOx emissions. One of the promising energy sources is biogas produced in agricultural biogas plants and landfills. Biogas landfill should also be used as a fuel for transportation. This paper describes the chain of biomethane (a weel waste), and discussed the possibility of using biomethane as a fuel. The possibilities of using biomethane as a fuel were discussed on Biomaster experiences.
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Authors ;Małgorzata Śliwka
Journal BMC medical education
Year 2014
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10.12912/23920629/337
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http://www.journalssystem.com/ie/Mozliwosci-wykorzystania-gazu-skladowiskowego-jako-paliwa-pojazdow-mechanicznych-w-polsce,337,0,2.html
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biogas biomethane liquid biofuelsenvironmental sciences

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