Waste oil derived biofuels in China bring brightness for global GHG mitigation.
作者： Sai Liang , Zhu Liu , Ming Xu , Tianzhu Zhang
DOI: 10.1016/J.BIORTECH.2012.12.008
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摘要: This study proposed a novel way for global greenhouse gas reduction through reusing China’s waste oil to produce biofuels. Life cycle mitigation potential of aviation bio-kerosene and biodiesel derived from in 2010 was equivalent approximately 28.8% 14.7% achievements on fossil-based CO2 emissions by Annex B countries the Kyoto Protocol period 1990–2008, respectively. producing 7.4% diesel usage terms energy. Potential could provide about 43.5% fuel demand Sectors key generation are identified both production consumption perspectives. Measures such as technology innovation, government supervision collection financial subsidies should be introduced solve bottlenecks.
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