Biomass energy potential in South Carolina : a conspectus of relevant information : final report

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South Carolina Budget and Control Board, Energy Office

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Biomass energy--South Carolina

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This conspectus is a general survey and digest of information relevant to biomass energy in South Carolina. It summarizes studies conducted on various actual and potential feedstock resources in South Carolina and the Southeast, as well as relevant non-regional studies and other pertinent information. The report describes the existing information base, as well as information gaps, about the potential for three broad categories of biomass energy feedstocks. Ultimately, this report and other efforts will enhance biomass energy production and consumption in South Carolina.

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2007-04-09

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Date Accessioned	2014-06-05T17:01:01Z
Date Available	2014-06-05T17:01:01Z
dc.date.created	2014-05-06
dc.description	This conspectus is a general survey and digest of information relevant to biomass energy in South Carolina. It summarizes studies conducted on various actual and potential feedstock resources in South Carolina and the Southeast, as well as relevant non-regional studies and other pertinent information. The report describes the existing information base, as well as information gaps, about the potential for three broad categories of biomass energy feedstocks. Ultimately, this report and other efforts will enhance biomass energy production and consumption in South Carolina.
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