The 590,000€ ChEuBio (China EU Bioenergy project), funded by the
European Commission, is a two-year initiative that will assess the
commercial possibilities of co-firing biomass in China's coal fired
power stations to help cut the country's dependence on fossil fuel and
help reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
ChEuBio will gather
data on the biomass sources and availability, undertake case studies of
various plants to assess possibilities for co-firing in China's coal
power plants, and determine the commercial potential for co-firing in
China.
Astons Role
Aston University's Bioenergy
Research Group will use geographic modelling to evaluate the potential
of using various biomass feedstocks in different regions of China, and
will help to communicate the findings to the Chinese power industry and
policy makers in the country.
ChEuBio will share the results with the European co-firing industry
and help companies to establish technology partnerships with Chinese
power stations.
Sponsor
European Commission's Sixth Framework Programme
Project coordinator
IEA Environmental Projects Limited (UK)
PartnersAston University (uk)
China Electricity Council (China)
Energy research institute of Henan Province (China)
European Biomass Association (Belgium)
Exergia (Greece)
Tsinghua University (China)
VTT (Finland)