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n. - Electric phenomena in animals or plants.

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  • Germany leads the way of bioelectricity 28TWh and, by virtue of feed-in tariffs, in solar photovoltaic capacity, where it has about 47% of global capacity.
  • Germany leads the way of bioelectricity (28TWh) and, by virtue of feed-in tariffs, in solar photovoltaic capacity, where it has about 47% of global capacity.
  • Further, bioelectricity from sugarcane biomass will provide 15 percent of Brazil's electricity needs by 2015, while hydropower already supplies over 80% of current demand.
  • Brazil's sugar, ethanol and bioelectricity sectors.
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