Design of bioethanol green supply chain: Comparison between first and second generation biomass concerning economic, environmental and social criteria
Authors:
- Carlos MiretCMCarlos Miret
- Philippe ChazaraPCPhilippe Chazara
- Ludovic MontastrucLMLudovic Montastruc
- Stéphane NegnySNStéphane Negny
- Serge DomenechSDSerge Domenech
- 1 February 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers & Chemical Engineering
- Vol. 85, 16-35
Abstract
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