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Imported biomass for power generation under domestic resource constraints: trade-offs between cost, supply feasibility, and emissions in Japan
Many countries face structural constraints that limit large-scale deployment of solar and wind power, necessitating the import of alternative fuels to reduce emissions. Using a high-resolution capacity expansion and dispatch model (SWITCH-Japan), we assess the role of imported biomass under varying
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