What is the definition of biomass

Biomass is organic because it is made up of material derived from living things such as plants and animals. Plants, wood and waste are the most typical biomass resources used as energy sources. We refer to these as biomass feedstocks. A non-renewable energy source for biomass energy is also possible. The energy in biomass is first obtained from the sun through a process called photosynthesis where plants convert carbon dioxide and water into nutrients such as carbohydrates.

Both direct and indirect methods can be used to convert energy from biomass into a renewable energy source. Combustion of biomass can provide heat and convert biomass into electricity. Both of these are considered as the direct method, whereas the conversion of biomass into biofuel is considered as indirect.

Any one of five main types of biomass such as industrial waste and by-products, food waste, agricultural leftovers, energy crops and untreated wood can be converted into pellets. To know about biomass plant setup, visit the website: https://www.sncesolidbiofuel.com/