International Energy Agency / 2Joanneum Research Forschungsgesellschaft mbH Institute / Elsevier B.V. / /
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North America / Europe / /
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Germany / Netherlands / Algeria / Kenya / United States / Brazil / Paraguay / Argentina / /
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EUR / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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secondary energy carriers / road transportation biofuels / transportation biofuels / chemical conversions / oil market information system / energy conservation / energy demands / transportation sector / energy-driven processes / transportation / bulk chemicals / eco-efficient processing routes / energy cooperation / biomass converting technologies / transportation fuels / wooden products / end products / oil supply disruptions / conversion energy / end product / wellknown technologies / technology development / biomass supply chain / natural gas / final products / chemical compounds / cases products / speciality chemicals / downstream processing / biorefinery using wood chips / soy oil / energy use / food products / greenhouse gas / energy supply / oil / biorefinery manufacturing technologies / sustainable processing / marketable products / added-value chemicals / value chain / food / energy policies / energy / energy program / transportation fuel / final product / electricity / energy balance / pharmaceuticals / rational energy policies / fossil-derived bulk chemicals / improved food chain efficiency / fossil transportation / nonfood applications / food production / fossil oil / biorefinery systems / chemical synthesis processes / low oil prices / Oil production starts / energy-driven biorefinery / energy efficiency / higher value food products / industrial products / chemicals / well-developed integrated biorefining systems / Industrial processing techniques / /
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Sahara / /
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Institute for Water / Energy and Sustainability / Green Belt Movement / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / US Federal Reserve / /
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Franz Achard / Scholten / /
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driver in biorefinery development / driver / entrepreneur / official / /
CHAPTER 1 Biorefinery Concepts in Comparison to Petrochemical Refineries Ed de Jong1, Gerfried Jungmeier2 1Avantium Chemicals, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; 2Joanneum Research Forschungsgesellschaft mbH, Institute for Wat