Module B11 – Energy and biofuels Key source in Forest Biofacts: Energy and biofuels – ForestBioFacts Learning targets After completing this module, you will understand the role of heat and energy consumption in modern forest industry as well as get acquainted with new concepts of energy supply in the area. The objective of this step
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