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| − | The ''' | + | The '''Water and Energy for Food Portal''' aims to provide an overview of information related to clean energy technologies as well as increased energy efficiency to enhance agricultural production and value. <span class="link3">[[Water and Energy for Food|Read more...]]</span><br/> |
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Depending on the geographical location, some energy sources are more suitable for agricultural production and processing steps than others. Adapting to local conditions is essential to improve energy efficiency. | Depending on the geographical location, some energy sources are more suitable for agricultural production and processing steps than others. Adapting to local conditions is essential to improve energy efficiency. | ||
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| − | *<span class=" | + | *<span class="link3">[[Biomass and Biogas as Energy Source in Agrifood Systems|Biomass and Biogas as Energy Source in Agrifood Systems]]</span> |
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Revision as of 10:02, 14 July 2020
The Water and Energy for Food Portal aims to provide an overview of information related to clean energy technologies as well as increased energy efficiency to enhance agricultural production and value. Read more...
Depending on the geographical location, some energy sources are more suitable for agricultural production and processing steps than others. Adapting to local conditions is essential to improve energy efficiency.
