energy crops under review are Arundo donax L. (Giant Reed), Miscanthus x giganteus (Miscanthus), Panicum virgatum L … biomass between 2 and 4 Euro per ton. Switchgrass appears to be the most attractive option, followed by Cardoon and Miscanthus …

Current study analyzed the socio-economic factors that impact farmers’ willingness to grow switchgrass and Miscanthus …

: Miscanthus energy crop production, managed forest and natural forest. The results illustrate the significance of taking into …

. The cultivation of sugar beet and Miscanthus for bioethanol production in the North of the Netherlands is used as a case … generally causes more negative environmental impacts than LUC to Miscanthus. LUC to Miscanthus could have positive environmental … impacts in some areas. The most negative environmental impacts of a shift towards sugar beet and Miscanthus occur in the …

miscanthus are potential biomass feedstocks; however, supply will rely on farmer willingness to grow these crops. Despite … on-farm survey with 244 English arable farmers, 81.6% (87.7%) of farmers would not consider growing miscanthus (SRC … agricultural area to these crops, 50,700ha and 89,900ha of SRC and miscanthus would, respectively, be grown on English arable farms …

Current study analyzes the socio-economic factors that impact farmers’ willingness to grow switchgrass and miscanthus …

combustion characteristics. In this work, torrefaction of beech wood and <i>miscanthus</i> (<i>sinensis</i>) was carried out to … (>280 °C). Torrefied miscanthus resulted in higher energy densification compared to beech wood for a residence time of 30 …