Solid biomass consumption including woodfuel
Fuelwood and charcoal from forests have long provided energy for heating, cooking and industry. Almost 90% of the wood harvested in Africa, and 40% in Asia and the Pacific, is used for fuel (FAO 2006a). Wood pellets, typically produced in North America and Europe from sawdust and other timber by-products, are increasingly used in stoves,…
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Produced by:Philippe Rekacewicz
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Year:01/03/2006
Solid biomass consumption including woodfuel
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