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If bioenergy comes into the picture, it should only be as fuel for furnaces used by more than one supplier.
More investment in bioenergy product development will also bring with it a vital economic benefit in relation to other energy sources.
Given the abundance of resources, we could produce huge quantities of raw material for bioenergy production.
The benefits of bioenergy are that it is renewable, clean, localised, and it provides employment.
In rural areas important work, for both nature and the economy, is to be found in the production of bioenergy.
The need for a different type of reform is further prompted by the profound changes in the economics of bioenergy.
With regard to bioenergy and plant proteins, for example, the solution is very simple.
It would be far more advantageous to establish a scheme similar to that which is already in place for bioenergy and wind farms.
