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PUBLISHEDNovember 1 2005
AUTHOR(S)ASTAE
Scoping Study of Biomass Energy Development in Inner Mongolia, China

This study is intended to assist the local government in Xing’an Meng, Inner Mongolia, in developing a biomass development program in the region. The objectives of the study include assessing biomass resources for power/heat; estimating technical and economically viable biomass energy potential to provide power and heat; evaluating two pilot biomass co-generation projects; and recommending a biomass energy development strategy in Xing’An Meng.

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ASTAE (Asia Sustainable and Alternative Energy Program). 2005. Scoping Study of Biomass Energy Development in Inner Mongolia, China. Washington, DC: World Bank.

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