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Monday, 29 March 2010 13:41
Wageningen University in the Netherlands publishes research which shows that “palm oil is the most efficient energy crop.”
The report which was published in Biomass and Bioenergy, found that palm oil, sugar cane from Brazil and sweet sorghum from China are currently the most sustainable energy crops.
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Posted by Natalie at 5:19 AM
Labels: Brazil, China, Ethanol, Netherlands, palm oil, sugar cane, sweet sorghum
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