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Biomass Monetization in Global Markets
Biomass, a sustainable and renewable energy source derived from organic materials, is gaining prominence worldwide. The monetization of biomass is a crucial aspect of harnessing its potential for energy production. This mind map explores the biomass monetization landscape in key global markets, including Europe, the United States, Japan, and Brazil.
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Biomass Monetization
Brazilian Market
Pellet Production
Organic Waste
Woody Based
Eucalyptus Biomass
Self-Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Not Woody Based
Corn Biomass
Sugar - Cane Biomass
Self Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Japanese Market
Pellet Production
Organic Waste
Woody Based
Eucalyptus Biomass
Self-Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Not Woody Based
Corn Biomass
Sugar - Cane Biomass
Self Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Sub Topic
United States Market
Pellet Production
Organic Waste
Woody Based
Eucalyptus Biomass
Self-Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Pinus
Not Woody Based
Corn Biomass
Sugar - Cane Biomass
Self Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
European Market
Pellet Production
Organic Waste
Woody Based
Eucalyptus Biomass
Self-Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Pinus Biomass
Not Woody Based
Corn Biomass
Sugar - Cane Biomass
Self Produced
Acquired
Plantation Brazil SE
Certification Bonsucro
Criteria 1.1 Comply with the laws
Criteria 1.2 Demonstrate legal ownership of land and water in accordance with national law and practice.
Criteria 2.1 Comply with the OIT conventions governing child labor, forced labor, discrimination and freedom of association, and the right to negotiate collectives.
Criteria 2.2 Ensure a safe working environment andhealthy in work operations.
Criteria 2.3 Provide to employees (including migrant workers and seasonal,and other contract workers) with at least the applicable minimum wage.
Criteria 2.4 Provide clear, equitable and comprehensive contracts.
Criteria 3.2 Monitor greenhouse gas emissions, aiming
Criteria 4.1 Assess the impact of companies sugarcane in biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Criteria 5.1 Train employees and other workers in all areas of their service and develop their general skills.
Criteria 5.2 Continuously improve the status of soil and water resources.
Criteria 5.4 Promote energy efficiency.
Criteria 5.5 Reduce emissions and effluents. Whenever possible, promote recycling of flows of waste.
Criteria 5.6 Promote effective research.
Criteria 5.7 For greenfield expansion or new sugarcane projects, ensure transparent, consultative and participatory processes that consider cumulative and induced effects, through an assessment of social and environmental impact (AISA)
Criteria 5.8 Ensure active engagement and transparent, consultative and participatory processes with all relevant stakeholders.
Criteria 5.9 Promote the economical sustainability.
Certification SBP
SBP Standard 1: Raw material compliance;
SBP Standard 2: SBP Raw Material Verification
SBP Standard 3: Certification Systems
SBP Standard 4: Chain of custody;
SBP Standard 5: Communication and recording of information;
SBP Standard 6: Calculation of carbon and energy balance
Certification FSC
Compliance with FSC Laws and Principles
Ownership and Use Rights and Responsibilities
Indigenous Peoples Rights
Community Relations and Workers' Rights
Forest Benefits
Environmental impact
Management Plan
Monitoring and Evaluation
Maintenance of High Conservation Value Forestsplantations
Certification FSC
Compliance with FSC Laws and Principles
Ownership and Use Rights and Responsibilities
Indigenous Peoples Rights
Community Relations and Workers' Rights
Forest Benefits
Environmental impact
Management Plan
Monitoring and Evaluation
Maintenance of High Conservation Value Forestsplantations
Certification SBP
SBP Standard 1: Raw material compliance;
SBP Standard 2: SBP Raw Material Verification
SBP Standard 3: Certification Systems
SBP Standard 4: Chain of custody;
SBP Standard 5: Communication and recording of information;
SBP Standard 6: Calculation of carbon and energy balance
Certification Bonsucro
Criteria 1.1 Comply with the laws
Criteria 1.2 Demonstrate legal ownership of land and water in accordance with national law and practice.
Criteria 2.1 Comply with the OIT conventions governing child labor, forced labor, discrimination and freedom of association, and the right to negotiate collectives.
Criteria 2.2 Ensure a safe working environment andhealthy in work operations.
Criteria 2.3 Provide to employees (including migrant workers and seasonal,and other contract workers) with at least the applicable minimum wage.
Criteria 2.4 Provide clear, equitable and comprehensive contracts.
Criteria 3.2 Monitor greenhouse gas emissions, aiming
Criteria 4.1 Assess the impact of companies sugarcane in biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Criteria 5.1 Train employees and other workers in all areas of their service and develop their general skills.
Criteria 5.2 Continuously improve the status of soil and water resources.
Criteria 5.4 Promote energy efficiency.
Criteria 5.5 Reduce emissions and effluents. Whenever possible, promote recycling of flows of waste.
Criteria 5.6 Promote effective research.
Criteria 5.7 For greenfield expansion or new sugarcane projects, ensure transparent, consultative and participatory processes that consider cumulative and induced effects, through an assessment of social and environmental impact (AISA)
Criteria 5.8 Ensure active engagement and transparent, consultative and participatory processes with all relevant stakeholders.
Criteria 5.9 Promote the economical sustainability.
Voluntary Market