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Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of traditional charcoal

production in Madagascar

Benoist A*, Rodrigues Colossi B, Pinta F and Volle G

CIRAD, Bioenergy Unit, TA B-42/16, 73 rue Jean-François Breton 34398 Montpellier Cedex 5, FRANCE

* Corresponding author: anthony.benoist@cirad.fr

Context: charcoal production in Madagascar

- Biomass provides 84.9%of total energy consumption of Madagascar in 2008

- Increase in charcoal production: from 0.65 to 1.03 Mt of charcoal from 2000 to 2008

Objective of the study

- To assess the environmental impacts of traditional charcoal production by earth mound kilns

- To compare the results with those of an industrial kiln with a smoke incineration system

Case study: charcoal production for Mahajanga supply

Source: UNSD, 2011

Industrial kiln Earth mound kiln

© F. Pinta, CIRAD

Scenario description: charcoal production and supply

Earth mound kiln chain:

- Remote charcoal production in

forests

- Intermediary storage of charcoal in Marovoay

Industrial kiln chain:

- Same origin for wood collection - Centralized industrial site near

Marovoay

Main results

Considered

scenarios m_m m_cp fi_cp fi_inc mineral

Product Charcoal

Mineral coal (European

reference)

Production

chain Earth mound kiln Industrial kiln Data set for

carbonization emissions Specific to earth mound kilns Generic to partial combustion processes Specific to industrial kiln after smoke incineration

Impacts on climate change

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 110%

m_m m_cp fi_cp fi_inc mineral

CO2 content of mineral coal Coal extraction Charcoal supply Carbonization process Wood transport Wood collection R el at iv e im pa ct s (% ) Impact reduction of 26-89% (incineration of CH4 and CO)

Reference: 110 gCO2-eq / MJ coal

Impact assessment methods: ReCiPe (global, regional and ecotoxicity issues) & Impact 2002+ (toxicity issues) Key findings

✔ Carbonization process is the main contributor in

most impacts

✔ The integration of a smoke incineration system:

- Highly reduces emissions of organic compounds and particulate matter (positive effects on climate change / toxicity / ecotoxicity)

- Increases NOx emissions (negative effects on acidification / eutrophication)

Type Impact category production chain Most favourable

Origins of the impacts of the least favourable production chain

Carbonization Transportation Facilities

Global

Climate change Industrial kiln Ozone depletion Earth mound kiln

Metal depletion Earth mound kiln Fossil depletion Earth mound kiln Regional Terrestrial acidification Earth mound kiln Marine eutrophication Earth mound kiln

Local

Terrestrial ecotoxicity Industrial kiln

Freshwater ecotoxicity - N/A

Carcinogens - N/A

Non-carcinogens Industrial kiln

Respiratory inorganics - N/A

Respiratory organics Industrial kiln

Impact contribution 75% - 100% 50% - 75% 25% - 50% 0% - 25% N/A : Not applicable.

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