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              Sustainability assessment (SA)     biogas-fired power plant, life cycle, 119,
               biofuel production pathways, 338–340,  120f
                   348, 352, 357–358             and indicators, 119–122
                 FMCDM method, 319–320, 321f,  Sustainability science (SS), 51–52, 66–67
                   322–324, 329t, 330–332      Sustainability transition, 39, 43.
                 global weights, 350, 350t          See also Biofuel transitions
                 group decision-making (see Group  Sustainable bioeconomy, 49
                   multicriteria decision-making  Sustainable development
                   method)                       definition, 48
                 MCDM method, 318                energy and biofuels, 117–119
                 wheat-based pathway, 351        environmental policies, 48
               biofuels design, life cycle stages of, 52, 53f  sustainability pillars, 50
               capital’s evaluation, 51          UN sustainable development goals,
               decision-making, 52–53               116–117, 117b
               definition, 50–51               Sustainable development goals (SDGs), 49,
               indicators (see Sustainability indicators)  54–56, 55f
               strong sustainability, 51       Sustainable energy, 115–117
               sustainability science, 51–52   Sustainable feedstocks, 62–63
               triple bottom line, 50–52       Sustainable production and consumption
               weak sustainability, 51              (SCP), 48
              Sustainability index, biofuel production  Syngas, 81
                   pathways                      conditioning, 94
               aggregated, 378–388               Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, 82, 94–96, 94f,
               composite, 378–379                   95–96t
              Sustainability indicators, 119–122  possibilities and applications, 81, 82f
               absolute and normalized indicator values,  production and cleaning, 93, 93f
                   102, 102t                     thermochemical route, 92, 92f
               amounts of products involved, 99, 100t  Synthetic biofuels, 75
               CO 2 -eq avoided emissions per product,
                   98, 99t, 101, 101f
               energy productivity per hectare, 98  T
                                               TBL. See Triple bottom line (TBL)
               environmental sustainability indicator,
                   145–146, 146f, 155–156, 156f  Technique for Order Preference by
               global efficiency of the plant, 98,  Similarity to an Ideal Solution
                   100–102, 100f                    (TOPSIS), 338–339
               large-scale biomass power assessment,  Thermochemical conversion processes,
                   141, 142–144t                    81–83, 82f, 277
               lower heating values, 98, 99t     steps, 92, 92f
               net productivity per hectare, 100–102,  syngas
                   100f                            bagasse pretreatment, 93
               radar diagram, 102, 103f            conditioning, 94
               social sustainability indicator, 132, 133t,  Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, 82, 94–96,
                   147, 147f, 156, 156f             94f,95–96t
               techno-economic indicators, 141–144,  possibilities and applications, 81, 82f
                   145f, 155, 155f                 production and cleaning, 93, 93f
              Sustainability issues                thermochemical route, 92, 92f
               biofuels, 27–28                 Triangular fuzzy numbers, 320, 322, 322f
                                               Triple bottom line (TBL), 50–52
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