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Task 32: Biomass Combustion

Summary: Low emission biomass combustion

Two-page summary of the Task 32 report “Low emission biomass combustion in automated boilers for heat and power”, authored by Thomas Nussbaumer and published in 2024.

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IEA-Bioenergy-2-page summary-Nussbaumer – low emissions 2024_08_20

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