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April 1, 2026Academia green energy.0 citationsOpen Access

Assessing bioenergy sustainability through integrated environmental, social, and techno-economic dimensions

MRMaría E. Raygoza-L.GTGabriel Trujillo-HernándezJGJosé Alejandro Amézquita García

Key Points

  • The aim is to assess bioenergy sustainability by integrating environmental, social, and economic factors rather than treating them in isolation.
  • Developed an integrated evaluation framework
  • Considered life cycle impacts, social outcomes, techno-economic feasibility
  • Analyzed governance conditions and technological maturity
  • Identified synergies and trade-offs affecting bioenergy sustainability
  • Showed that a holistic approach leads to more accurate sustainability assessments

Abstract

Introduction: Bioenergy stands as a dispatchable pillar of the renewable energy mix, yet its sustainability remains contested due to assessments that often isolate environmental, social, and economic–policy, or technological dimensions. This study develops and applies an integrated evaluation framework that jointly considers life cycle impacts, social outcomes, techno-economic feasibility, governance conditions, and technological maturity, with the objective of capturing the synergies and trade-offs that determine bioenergy’s real-world sustainability.

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Raygoza-L. et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7a1b5652765b073a6eb2https://doi.org/10.20935/acadenergy8138
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