Hay as fuel

Hay, as a fuel does not contribute to increasing CO2 content of the atmosphere. Production of hay enables to make use of fields that have remained uncultivated (currently more than 200,000 ha in Estonia) and to increase employment of people in the rural areas. Hay from 1 ha contains approximately 20...

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Main Authors Hovi, M, Hovi, K, Juerjenson, K. (Estonian Agricultural University, Tartu (Estonia)Department of Agricultural Energy Engineering)
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEstonian
Published Tartu (Estonia) EAU Publishing Centre 2002
Subjects
COMBUSTIBLE
COMBUSTIBLES
CONTAMINANTES
ENERGIA RENOVABLE
ENERGIE RENOUVELABLE
ENERGY SOURCES
ESTONIA
ESTONIE
FOIN
FUELS
FUENTE DE ENERGIA
HAY
HENO
POLLUANT
POLLUTANTS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
SOURCE D'ENERGIE
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Summary:Hay, as a fuel does not contribute to increasing CO2 content of the atmosphere. Production of hay enables to make use of fields that have remained uncultivated (currently more than 200,000 ha in Estonia) and to increase employment of people in the rural areas. Hay from 1 ha contains approximately 20 MW-h of energy
Bibliography:2003000143
P06
ISBN:9985816161
9789985816165