//Descripción conceptual de un centro integrado de logística de biomasa (IBLC)

Descripción conceptual de un centro integrado de logística de biomasa (IBLC)

MAGAZINE| European Biomass Conference & Exhibition 2017
AUTHOR(S)| Bert Annevelink, Bart van Gogh, Fernando Sebastián Nogués, Sergio Espatolero, Teresa De la Cruz, Davide Luzzini, Manolis Karampinis, Michalis Kougioumtzis, Johanna Olsson, Wageningen Food & Biobased ResearchDS
PUBLISH YEAR| 2017
SUMMARY| The main goal of the AGROinLOG project is the demonstration of Integrated Biomass Logistic Centres (IBLCs) for food and non-food products, evaluating their technical, environmental and economic feasibility. Applying IBLCs in existing agro-industries can have a positive impact on final product price, giving a clear competitive strength to these agro-industries in comparision with a new biomass supply business that is built from scratch. The main challenges are being able to integrate logistics, harvesting and equipment in food and non-food applications, and ensuring marketability of the final bio-commodities. The first task of the AGROinLOGwas to provide a conceptual description of the features and characteristics of an IBLC, With this IBLC description the researchers intend to provide a theoretical framework that builds futher on results from previous projects (such as Sucellog), describing the current thoughts on Agro-Industry Logistics Centres (ALCs).

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