Farm-scale energy and nutrients circulation through an on-farm micro biogas plant

BRANCHES was a H2020 “Coordinaton Support Action” project, that brought together 12 partners from 5 different countries. The overall objective of BRANCHES was to foster knowledge transfer and innovation in rural areas (agriculture and forestry), enhancing the viability and competitiveness of biomass, supply chains and promoting innovative technologies, rural bioeconomy solutions and sustainable agricultural and forest management.

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Beliggenhed
  • Poland
Forfattere
  • Maciej Neugebauer
  • Wojciech Miąskowski
Formål
  • Communication
  • Dissemination
Filtype
Document
Filstørrelse
723 kB
Oprettet den
31-12-2023
Oprindelsessprog
English
Projektets officielle hjemmeside
Licens
CC BY

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