2011Unpublished venueOpen access

Potential for biofuel feedstock in Kenya

Ndegwa, Moraa, Jamnadass, Mowo, Nyabenge, Iiyama

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Many developing countries, Kenya included, want to diversify their domestic energy supply hence reduce dependence on highly volatile fossil fuel prices, enhance access to energy in rural areas, promote rural development and to reduce carbon emissions.

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Many developing countries, Kenya included, want to diversify their domestic energy supply hence reduce dependence on highly volatile fossil fuel prices, enhance access to energy in rural areas, promote rural development and to reduce carbon emissions.

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Many developing countries, Kenya included, want to diversify their domestic energy supply hence reduce dependence on highly volatile fossil fuel prices, enhance access to energy in rural areas, promote rural development and to reduce carbon emissions.

Key concepts: Raw material, Biofuel, Pulp and paper industry, Environmental science, Waste management, Engineering, Biology, Ecology

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