Biomass is derived from plant and animal waste, making it a renewable energy source that contributes to sustainable energy production.

While burning biomass releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, biomass sourced from plants absorbs carbon dioxide during growth, resulting in net zero carbon emissions.

Biomass energy allows for the conversion of organic waste and agricultural residues into energy, reducing reliance on landfills and improving waste management.

Biomass energy supports local agriculture and forestry industries, providing additional income opportunities for farmers and foresters.

Biomass energy can enhance local and regional energy security by reducing dependence on imported energy sources.

Biomass can be sourced from various materials such as wood, agricultural residues, animal waste, and biological research waste, offering diverse options for energy production.

Different types of biomass can be processed into liquid biofuels, biogas, or solid biofuels, providing versatile solutions for different energy needs.