environmental control equipment / greenhouse gas emissions / fuel handling technologies / laden product gas / alkali metal oxides / transportation / unit energy / gas velocity / energy option / gas composition / dedicated biomass systems / pollutant control devices / clean fuel gas form / gas temperature / dedicated coal systems / flue gas cleaning installations / energy sources / energy supplies / long-term solution / cement / biomass-based systems / energy supply / energy crops / precipitator flue gas treatments / fuel gas / bulk energy density / sustainable energy / fossil-fuel-based power systems / fossil energy utilisation / greenhouse gas options / energy intensive fuel preparation / net greenhouse gas / fossil energy / well-tuned fuel prepation systems / gas compositions / gas composition striations / /
Organization
Brigham Young University / Avedore Unit / / /
Position
Professor / Project manager / manager Bioenergy systems / /
Technology
biofuels / fuel handling technologies / heat transfer / /
Biomass-coal Co-combustion: Opportunity for Affordable Renewable Energy Larry Baxter1, Jaap Koppejan2 1 Professor Chemical Engineering, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84601, USA,