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The document lists 20 references used in research on biogas as an alternative energy source. The references include journal articles, books, reports, and other sources published between 1983 and 2010 covering topics like biogas processes, bioenergy technology, biogas plant design evaluations, investment tools for biogas production from agricultural waste, and using animal waste as an energy source.
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