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Sections

	1. Introduction
	1.1 Biomass
	1.2 Estimation of Bioenergy Potential
	1.3 Bioresource Inventorying
	1.4 Conversion Technologies

	2. Litarature Review
	3. Objectives
	4.Study Area
	4.1 Physiography
	4.2 Geology
	4.3 Soil Types
	4.4 Climate and Rainfall
	4.5 Agro - climatic Zones
	4.6 Agriculture
	4.7 Horticulture
	4.8 Livestock
	4.9 Landuse Pattern
	4.10 Forests

	5. Methodology
	6. Results and Discussions
	6.1 Bioresource Availability
	6.2 Bioresource Demand
	6.3 Bioresource Surplus Zones
	6.4 Bioresource Deficient Zones
	6.5 Viable Alternatives
	6.6 Biogas Potential
	6.7 Urban Domestic Energy Demand
	7. BioResource Management
	7.1 Techno economic analysis of feasible bioenergy technology
	8. Conclusion
	Summary
	9 References
	Figures
	Figure 1: Study area
	Figure 2: Taluk wise distribution of bio energy from forest
	Figure 3: Taluk wise distribution of bio energy from plantation
	Figure 4: Taluk wise distribution of bio energy from agricultural residue
	Figure 5: Taluk wise distribution of bio energy from horticulture residue
	Figure 6: Taluk wise distribution of bioresource surplus and deficient zones
	Figure 7: Sectorwise Contribution of Bioenergy
	Figure 8: Taluk wise distribution of bio energy from livestock
	ANNEXURES
	Annexure1
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