Comprehensive analysis of a straw-fired power plant in Vojvodina

Urošević, Dragan; Gvozdenac-Urošević, Branka D.

doi:10.2298/tsci120205064u

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“…The national labor force is engaged in the construction and installation, designing, servicing, sometimes in the production of the plant and related equipment, etc. Other motives for using biomass for power generation are: the prevention of soil erosion by means of energy crops, the reduction of fire disasters due to woody wastes in forests and organic wastes in agricultural fields, and the development of a new industrial sector for biomass power technology and services [17].…”

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Multi-criteria analysis as a support for national energy policy regarding the use of biomass: Case study of Serbia

Djakovic¹,

Gvozdenac-Urosevic²,

Vasić³

2016

THERM SCI

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Decision makers make decisions taking into account many different factors. That is why different experiences, living standard and other "non-technical" conditions may lead to different decisions in different countries, or even regions of the same country. This paper deals with information gathered through a survey made among experts already dealing with different aspects of biomass use. Recognized factors influencing the wider use of biomass are arranged in a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats matrix. This matrix is used as a base to gather the opinions of the experts interviewed. Conclusions were made taking into account the most influential factors on the decision making process in biomass use according to the results. The questions of the survey were chosen according to existing results, as well as based on the authors' own experience and estimated relevance to the situation of the country analyzed (Republic of Serbia). The survey analysis covered the responses of 62 national experts in this field. Based on the gathered data, a proper multi-criteria analysis was done using the analytic hierarchy process and analytic network process methods. Afterwards, recommendations and comments to the decision makers and developers of national energy strategies are presented.

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Multi-criteria analysis as a support for national energy policy regarding the use of biomass: Case study of Serbia

Djakovic¹,

Gvozdenac-Urosevic²,

Vasić³

2016

THERM SCI

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“…It is estimated that the potential of biomass in wood mass is 1.53 Mtoe, agricultural biomass is 1.67 Mtoe, and 0.25 Mtoe in biodegradable wastes [3]. Wood biomass is mainly available in the central part of Serbia with the usage level of 66.7%, and agricultural biomass in the Province of Vojvodina with the potential use of around 2% [5].…”

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Potentials and prospects for implementation of renewable energy sources in Serbia

2019

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Serbia is dependent on imports of crude-oil and natural gas, but is endowed by reserves of lignite and the potential of renewable energy sources. Serbia has a strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the energy sector and to increase the share of renewable in gross final energy production 27% by 2020. Serbia?s total estimated technically usable potential of renewable energy sources is 5.65 Mtoe per year. Biomass has the highest potential for use in Serbia (3.448 Mtoe), followed by hydro power (1.679 Mtoe), solar energy (0.240 Mtoe), geothermal energy (0.180 Mtoe), and wind energy (0.103 Mtoe). This paper presents the potential of renewable energy sources available in Serbia, with current status of their use and prospects for further exploitation. [Project of the Serbian Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Grant no. 179013: Sustainability of the Identity of Serbs and National Minorities in the Border Municipalities of Eastern and Southeastern Serbia]

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“…Technically usable energy potential of the abovementioned RES in the Republic of Serbia is very significant, and it is estimated to be over 4.3 Mtoe per year -of which around 2.7 Mtoe per year is produced from biomass exploitation [39]; 0.6 Mtoe per year in unexploited hydro potential; 0.2 Mtoe per year from the existing geothermal springs; 0.2 Mtoe per year in wind energy and 0.6 Mtoe per year in the exploitation of solar radiation [29]. The potential of solar energy is 14% of total of useful potential of RES in the Republic of Serbia [40].…”

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The Potentials of Solar Energy in the Republic of Serbia

Ašonja¹,

Vuković²

2018

Applied Engineering Letters

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Although the potential of solar energy in the Republic of Serbia is up to 30% higher than in the countries of the European Union that lead to the implementation of these technologies, the Republic of Serbia is ranked among the countries with the lowest production in the region with the production of 10 MV solar PV capacities. The aim of the paper was to present the current balanced capacities, related to solar PV energy, in the Republic of Serbia and countries in the region. In order to present better the material and conclude why the results in the Republic of Serbia are not better, in the paper are analyzes the possibilities for installing such capacities as well as the barriers that need to be eliminated.

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Comprehensive analysis of a straw-fired power plant in Vojvodina

Cited by 14 publications

References 21 publications

Multi-criteria analysis as a support for national energy policy regarding the use of biomass: Case study of Serbia

Multi-criteria analysis as a support for national energy policy regarding the use of biomass: Case study of Serbia

Potentials and prospects for implementation of renewable energy sources in Serbia

The Potentials of Solar Energy in the Republic of Serbia

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