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1. Sobre a Situação Energética Brasileira: De 1970 a 2030.

Author

da Silva Lopes Lima, Maria Thereza, Corrêa de Souza, Marina, Santos Flores, Tarcísio, da Silva Cruz, Nathália Gracielle, Duarte Diamantino, Hugo, Alves Barroso, Lívia, Almeida Rocha, Bruna, Mendes Souza, Rômulo Luiz, Ramos, Pedro Camilo, and MarquesMacedo, Márcio Henrique

Abstract

In this paper we report, first, the Brazilian energy situation from the major oil crisis in the 1970s. Next, we discuss the period from the 1980s until 2005. Finally, it is projected scenarios from recent past (2005-2013), to the future that begins today and runs until 2030. This is a work for educational purposes, in which we provide compiled data for school research in all levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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2. Sobre a Situação Energética Brasileira: De 1970 a 2030.

Author

da Silva Lopes Lima, Maria Thereza, de Souza, Marina Corrêa, Flores, Tarcísio Santos, da Silva Cruz, Nathália Gracielle, Diamantino, Hugo Duarte, Barroso, Lívia Alves, Rocha, Bruna Almeida, Souza, Rômulo Luiz Mendes, Ramos, Pedro Camilo, and Macedo, Márcio Henrique Marques

Abstract

In this paper we report, first, the Brazilian energy situation from the major oil crisis in the 1970s. Next, we discuss the period from the 1980s until 2005.Finally, it is projected scenarios from recent past (2005-2013), to the future that begins today and runs until 2030.This is a work for educational purposes, in which we provide compiled data for school research in all levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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3. BIODIGESTORES: UMA INOVAÇÃO NA GESTÃO DO LIXO SÓLIDO E NA PRODUÇÃO DE GÁS.

Author

Jorge, Márcio P.

Subjects
*FEASIBILITY studies, *BIOREACTORS, *BIOGAS production, *BIOGAS, *CITRUS fruit industry
Abstract

This paper is a compact version of the 2005 São Luís/ABN AMRO Bank winning monograph that aimed at studying the economic viability of building bioreactors in firms to produce biogas. Firms responsible for generating high volumes of waste can benefit enormously from this implement both to produce their own energy and to discard residues. The latter can also become a rich fertilizer at the end of a process called biodigestion. The article brings studies of bioreactors located in developing and developed nations, as well as a pilot project which has been specially designed by the author for the citrus industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006