The sustainable agricultural land potential for energy crop production in Germany and Poland
作者： Sonja Simon
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摘要: Biomass is broadly applicable in the energy sector for power, heat and transport, but it strongly restricted by its availability. If biomass supposed to contribute a more sustainable system, limited potential needs be respected. Especially crops are heavy competition with food fi ber production, nature conservation construction activity. This paper presents model HEKTOR which helps analyse interdependencies between these various land uses. scenario tool that provides insight availability of agricultural production under sustainability restrictions on national level. The was applied Poland Germany. Two scenarios presented: A ‘business-as-usual’ compared ‘sustainability’ scenario. On one hand, quantifi es confl ict objectives enhanced extensifi cation agriculture increased area conservation. other synergies restricting construction activity assessed. Our results show from Germany demand whereas domestic much higher supply, even if comprehensively considered. Still, strong use found. For remain option sector, infl uence markets must considered thoroughly comprehensive approach sustainable development prerequisite.
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