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Information × Registration Number 0224U001424, 0123U100311 , R & D reports Title Development of bio-organic technologies for growing agricultural crops for the production of biofuels and ensuring energy independence of the agro-industrial complex popup.stage_title Head Honcharuk Inna V., Доктор економічних наук Registration Date 23-01-2024 Organization Vinnytsia National Agrarian University popup.description2 The project is aimed at forming the concept of a resource-saving agro-industrial complex, namely, agrobiomass and waste are considered as valuable secondary raw materials that can be used for the production of biofuels, energy and organic fertilizers, etc. The utilization of waste for the production of biofuels and the use of organic fertilizers (digestate) obtained on the basis of anaerobic fermentation in a biogas plant will allow to reduce the environmental burden on the environment and harm to human health. The introduction of waste-free technologies for the production of biofuels will ensure the reduction of agriculture's dependence on imported energy resources, mineral fertilizers, negative effects of climate change, air pollution, water resources and soil degradation, and will also contribute to ensuring the food, energy and environmental security of the state. The available potential of the agricultural industry in agrobiomass and waste was calculated, the use of which for the production of biofuels will make it possible to annually obtain: 3.444 billion m3 of biogas, 1.2 million tons of biodiesel, 10.4 million tons of bioethanol, 1.59 billion tons of solid biofuels from post-harvest residues and is capable to ensure the industry's energy independence from imported energy resources and reduce Ukraine's consumption of traditional energy sources by 69.3%. An analysis of the European experience of biogas and biomethane production from waste based on the principle of circular economy in agriculture was carried out. The volume of biogas production in the EU countries in 2021 was calculated, which amounted to 18.4 billion m3, biomethane - 3.5 billion m3, which is 4.5% of natural gas consumption in the EU. A number of measures are offered for the policy of stimulating biomethane production in order to achieve an increase in biomethane production in the EU countries in 2030 - 40 billion m3, in 2050 - 151 billion m3 in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% Product Description popup.authors Yemchyk Tetiana V. Vovk Valeriia Yu. Hontaruk Yaroslav V Kolomiiets Tatiana V Palamarenko Yana V. Pantsyreva Hanna V. Chikov Illia A. Shevchuk Hanna V popup.nrat_date 2024-01-23 Close