One of the major problems faced by small islands in the Aegean Sea, is meeting their energy needs and the increased costs these needs generate because of their distance from the mainland and the increasing price of oil. To the above, the dramatic reduction of fossil fuels and climate change should be added, which obligate Member States of the European Union to comply with Directive 2009/28 / EC, which aims at a contribution of RES of 20% (Greece 18%) in the total EU energy consumption. It is therefore desirable to explore the energy autonomy capabilities offered in each case. This paper explores the possibility of utilizing biomass and in addition the use of livestock and poultry waste for biogas production.
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Utilization of Biomass, Biogas, Small Islands
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O. Christopoulou, M. Fountoukidou, St. Sakellariou, St. Tampekis, F. Samara, et al. (2016). Energy Autonomy in Small Islands in the Frame of Their Sustainable Development Exploring Biomass Energy Potential in Samothrace (Greece). International Journal of Sustainable and Green Energy, 4(6-1), 9-17. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijrse.2015060401.12
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O. Christopoulou; M. Fountoukidou; St. Sakellariou; St. Tampekis; F. Samara, et al. Energy Autonomy in Small Islands in the Frame of Their Sustainable Development Exploring Biomass Energy Potential in Samothrace (Greece). Int. J. Sustain. Green Energy 2016, 4(6-1), 9-17. doi: 10.11648/j.ijrse.2015060401.12
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O. Christopoulou, M. Fountoukidou, St. Sakellariou, St. Tampekis, F. Samara, et al. Energy Autonomy in Small Islands in the Frame of Their Sustainable Development Exploring Biomass Energy Potential in Samothrace (Greece). Int J Sustain Green Energy. 2016;4(6-1):9-17. doi: 10.11648/j.ijrse.2015060401.12
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abstract = {One of the major problems faced by small islands in the Aegean Sea, is meeting their energy needs and the increased costs these needs generate because of their distance from the mainland and the increasing price of oil. To the above, the dramatic reduction of fossil fuels and climate change should be added, which obligate Member States of the European Union to comply with Directive 2009/28 / EC, which aims at a contribution of RES of 20% (Greece 18%) in the total EU energy consumption. It is therefore desirable to explore the energy autonomy capabilities offered in each case. This paper explores the possibility of utilizing biomass and in addition the use of livestock and poultry waste for biogas production.},
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