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Decisions Under Uncertainty in Municipal Solid Waste Cogeneration Investments,r generating electricity or co-generation of electricity and heat. In this work, a comparative study of the most prominent co-generation technologies using MSW as a fuel source is presented, focusing on the evolution of their economical performance over time. An algorithm based on real-options has b

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Thermodynamic Approach to Design and Optimization of Biomass Gasifier Utilizing Agro-Residues,air–steam mixture. It is revealed that the biomass mixtures also form potential feedstock for gasifiers, and the performance of gasifier is very similar to that with single biomass as feedstock. On the basis of simulations results, we have also attempted to optimize the operating conditions for biom

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Decisions Under Uncertainty in Municipal Solid Waste Cogeneration Investments,r generating electricity or co-generation of electricity and heat. In this work, a comparative study of the most prominent co-generation technologies using MSW as a fuel source is presented, focusing on the evolution of their economical performance over time. An algorithm based on real-options has b

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Waste Management in Greece and Potential for Waste-to-Energy,l be only 4–7 ha. The basic income of such plants is the gate fee, varying from 50 to 80 €/ton. The second income comes from selling of the produced electricity to the Public Power Corporation for 87.85 €/ΜWh (referring to the biodegradable fraction of MSW), according to the new Greek law for renewa

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Incineration of Municipal Solid Waste in the Baltic States: Influencing Factors and Perspectives,er attempts to identify and discuss these main influencing factors and perspectives for MSW incineration in the Baltic States. The main focus is on conventional mass-burn incineration. The specific issues in terms of technical, economic and environmental aspects are presented in the form of an illus

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Waste-to-Energy in Eastern and South Eastern Europe,m to be already saturated in some of the old member states. This has had a profound effect on the WtE market, which was continuously growing since 1995 but now seems to be losing its expansion pace. All eyes have therefore turned to countries with undercapacities in waste incineration, such as Great