Development model for energy crop plantations in the Czech Republic for the years 2008–2030

Havlíčková, Kamila; Suchý, Jiří

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2010.03.010

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“…In addition, due to diversification opportunities, biomass production has the potential to enhance the feasibility of agricultural business [84]. For example, in the Czech Republic, Havlíčková and Suchý [89] made an analysis on the future prospects of energy crop propagation. Using data envelopment analysis, Đatkov and Effenberger [90] investigated the efficiency of biogas plants, nevertheless problems regarding energy planning are very complex with multiple criteria and multiple decision makers (DMs).…”

Section: Role Of Decision Making Techniques and Approaches In Sustainmentioning

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Sustainable and Renewable Energy: An Overview of the Application of Multiple Criteria Decision Making Techniques and Approaches

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The main purpose of this paper is to present a systematic review of MCDM techniques and approaches in sustainable and renewable energy systems problems. This study reviewed a total of 54 papers published from 2003-2015 in more than 20 high-ranking journals, most related to sustainable and renewable energies, and which were extracted from the Web of Science database. In the category of application areas, papers were classified into two main groups: (1) sustainable energy and (2) renewable energy. Furthermore, in the classification of techniques and approaches, the papers were categorized into six groups: (1) AHP and F-AHP; (2) ANP and VIKOR; (3) TOPSIS and F-TOPSIS; (4) PROMETHEE; (5) integrated methods and (6) other methods. In addition, papers were reviewed based on the authors' nationalities, the publication date, techniques and approaches, the name of journal and studies criteria. The results of this study indicated that, in 2015, scholars have published more papers than in other years. Furthermore, AHP/fuzzy AHP and integrated methods were ranked as the first rank, with 14 papers.

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Section: Role Of Decision Making Techniques and Approaches In Sustainmentioning

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Sustainable and Renewable Energy: An Overview of the Application of Multiple Criteria Decision Making Techniques and Approaches

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“…The procedures used for calculating the standard and additional biomass potential are described in the following text. A detailed description of the primary data used is available in our previous publications [5,30].…”

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Short-term boosting of biomass energy sources – Determination of biomass potential for prevention of regional crisis situations

Vávrová

Knápek

Weger

2017

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…and Salix spp.) (Abolina & Luzadis, ; Havlíčková & Suchý, ) are considered the most suitable crops for bioenergy production in Europe (Herrmann, ; Wahid et al., ; Whittaker, Hunt, Misselbrook, & Shield, ). Although biofuels can be utilized via direct combustion or production of bioethanol, anaerobic digestion (AD) is widely use method for converting plant material into a useable form of energy as methane (Gunasselan & Nallathambi, ; Korres et al., ; Nizami, Korres, & Murphy, ; Weiland, ).…”

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Changes in the area of permanent grassland and its implications for the provision of bioenergy: Slovakia as a case study

Kizeková

Hopkins²,

Kanianska

et al. 2017

Grass and Forage Science

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Throughout Europe, grasslands are managed primarily for agricultural production but also provide a range of ecosystem services, the magnitude of which is influenced by their area, management and the abiotic properties of the ecosystem. The grassland area in Europe has been affected by significant changes in recent decades, including abandonment and conversion to arable land. This study presents an assessment of changes in the permanent grassland area with reference to Slovakia and provides an assessment of the bioenergy potential of permanent grassland surplus to agricultural needs. In 2015, of the total permanent grassland area (868,000 ha) 42% had ceased to be used as feed for milk or meat production and had been abandoned. Results from field experiments show that low-level improvement of permanent grasslands, e.g., by oversowing commonly sown agricultural grassland species and low-dose fertilization (up to 30 kg N ha À1 year À1) could provide herbage biomass of 1.7 million tonnes of herbage dry matter per year. This would be sufficient to generate an energy output of approximately 31.3-31.9 PJ/year (4.5% of the current gross inland energy consumption of Slovakia). Low-intensity use of the currently surplus permanent grassland is also considered to have potential beneficial outcomes in terms of delivery of ecosystem services. Results are also discussed in the context of countries beyond the case-study area.

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Development model for energy crop plantations in the Czech Republic for the years 2008–2030

Cited by 17 publications

References 3 publications

Sustainable and Renewable Energy: An Overview of the Application of Multiple Criteria Decision Making Techniques and Approaches

Sustainable and Renewable Energy: An Overview of the Application of Multiple Criteria Decision Making Techniques and Approaches

Short-term boosting of biomass energy sources – Determination of biomass potential for prevention of regional crisis situations

Changes in the area of permanent grassland and its implications for the provision of bioenergy: Slovakia as a case study

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