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Potential of surplus biomass gasifier based power generation: A case study of an Indian state Rajasthanby: N. Panwar, N. Rathore
Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change, Vol. 14, No. 8. (December 2009), pp. 711-720.
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AbstractAbstract Facing the finiteness of fossil fuels and its associated environmental problems, new prospects to cover energy demand are urgently required. Energy from surplus biomass can support an essential contribution to a sustainable energy generation. This paper deals with a case study of surplus biomass available in the Indian state Rajasthan. About 1275 MW electrical power is possible to generate through biomass gasifier based power generation plant through surplus biomass available in Rajasthan. About 1656 tonnes of CO2 can be saved annually by installation of 1 MW biomass gasifier based power plant. The techno economic parameter like net present worth, cost benefit ratio and pay back period are also carried out for this route of power generation and these are about 1.18 million US$, 1.42 and 8 years and 2 months respectively.
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