Biomass

Production and sale of biomass

Wood biomass is the oldest energy source, with firewood as the primary form. With the development of more sophisticated forms of biomass such as pellets, briquettes and wood chips, biomass energy derived from wood is becoming an increasingly accessible and widespread energy source, and is also called the "fuel of the future".

As a renewable and sustainable energy source, biomass represents an ecological alternative to fossil fuels, which have numerous harmful environmental consequences.

Advantages of biomass as an energy source:

• Biomass is a self-renewable source of energy.
• Biomass is carbon-neutral. The emission of CO2 during biomass burning is negligible and equal to the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by the plant during its life cycle.
• Biomass contains little or no toxic gaseous products (sulfur, heavy metals, etc.) and air pollutants.