Biomass and Bioenergy Crops

Abstract

Humanity started using energy with fire, and discovered burning with biomass. Did you pay attention to the branches, leaves, post-harvest bales in the fields, garbage that is overflowing from the garbage cans when the trees are pruned while walking on the road? However, when we look at it from a different perspective, we can see that they are all energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas. Biomass is an environmentally friendly and renewable energy source with a wide variety of resources and is a valuable chemical. It is also a valuable chemical. It is most commonly used in the production of biomass heat, electricity, biofuels and biogas. Bioenergy plants are so diverse that they grow almost anywhere in the world. It is understood that the types of energy crops mean annual and perennial species that can be grown to produce solid, liquid or gas energy raw materials. Organic residues and wastes from the widest variety of crop production types that are also used to produce energy do not fall within this term, but still represent great potential

Keywords

• biomass,
• bioenergy crops,
• energy,

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