Optimal allocation of solar-powered biorefineries supplied by forest and agricultural biomass in the Mediterranean region

Erico Kutchartt; Núria Aquilué; Francesco Pirotti; Andres Weintraub; José Salgado-Rojas; Álvaro Cortés-Molino; Neus Puy

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20744508

May 20, 2026Open Access

Optimal allocation of solar-powered biorefineries supplied by forest and agricultural biomass in the Mediterranean region

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The aim is to identify the best ways to allocate solar-powered biorefineries using forest and agricultural biomass in the Mediterranean region.
Analysis of biomass sources (forest and agricultural)
Evaluation of solar energy potential
Modeling of biorefinery allocations
Increased efficiency in biomass utilization identified
Potential environmental benefits highlighted
Recommendations for sustainable development provided

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Presentation on optimizing biomass supply for solar biorefineries in the Mediterranean region highlights potential benefits.

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This presentation was held by Núria Aquilué (CTFC) at the 21st Symposium on System Analysis in Forest Resources on 20 May 2026 in San Sebastián (Spain).

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