Economic Feasibility and Community Perception of Biogas Production from Cacao Waste
Economic Feasibility and Community Perception of Biogas Production from Cacao Waste
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This study aims to:
This study aims to:
1.) Assess the economic feasibility of small-scale biogas plant from cacao waste.
2.) Analyze the possible direct benefit (economics, environmental, and social) that can be obtained and its challenges.
3.) Evaluate the knowledge, perception, and attitude of the Gambiran Hamlet members on biogas.
1.) Assess the economic feasibility of small-scale biogas plant from cacao waste.
2.) Analyze the possible direct benefit (economics, environmental, and social) that can be obtained and its challenges.
3.) Evaluate the knowledge, perception, and attitude of the Gambiran Hamlet members on biogas.
Currently the paper is published, please check at Google Scholar
Currently the paper is published, please check at Google Scholar
This research is essentialy my graduate thesis. I was the students of two great advisors Arini Wahyu Utami PhD and Mohd Razif Harun PhD, who are also co-author this paper. Small-scale biogas production from cacao waste in Gunungkidul could save energy expenditure, but economically not feasible with current pegged-price of available energy subsidy.
This research is essentialy my graduate thesis. I was the students of two great advisors Arini Wahyu Utami PhD and Mohd Razif Harun PhD, who are also co-author this paper. Small-scale biogas production from cacao waste in Gunungkidul could save energy expenditure, but economically not feasible with current pegged-price of available energy subsidy.
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