Biomass Energy

Biomass energy comes from organic materials like wood, crop waste, and manure. It provides a renewable alternative to fossil fuels while reducing waste and supporting rural economies.

How It Works

Biomass is burned for heat or to generate electricity. It can also be converted into biofuels like ethanol and biodiesel, providing an alternative to gasoline and diesel in transportation.

Benefits

Biomass repurposes waste, lowers emissions, and offers energy security. It supports local economies and can reduce reliance on fossil fuels when managed sustainably.

Future & Challenges

Overharvesting can harm ecosystems, and burning biomass still emits carbon. Innovations in advanced biofuels and carbon capture aim to improve efficiency and sustainability.