As bioenergy produces neutral or even negative carbon emissions, the assessment of
biomass resources and associated emissions mitigation is a key step toward a low carbon …

As China ramped-up coal power capacities rapidly while CO2 emissions need to decline,
these capacities would turn into stranded assets. To deal with this risk, a promising option is …

Limiting global warming to within 1.5° C might require large-scale deployment of premature
negative emission technologies with potentially adverse effects on the key sustainable …

Energy consumption and CO2 emissions have been increasing continuously over the past
few decades in China and there is a pressing need to replace the fossil fuel‐based economy …

Assessing biomass resource potential is essential for China's ambitious goals of carbon
neutrality, rural revitalization, and poverty eradication. To fill the data gap of high spatial …

To avoid the irreversible impact of global climate change on human society, many countries
have recently put forward ambitious goals to accelerate the low-carbon transition of energy …

Large-scale development of bioenergy is indispensable in dealing with the climate change
challenge. The biomass resource may become a limiting factor for the utilization of …

Bioenergy production from marginal and degraded lands is getting worldwide attention due
to its potential for renewable energy, land restoration, soil carbon sequestration and also for …

Available saline-alkali land could be used to plant bioenergy crops for biofuel stocks,
retaining productive land for food crops. Sweet sorghum is a promising candidate for …

The targets of limiting global warming levels below 2° C or even 1.5° C set by Paris
Agreement heavily rely on bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), which can …