Biomass is the source of biological origin, derives directly or indirectly from the plant world, such as native plants, trees, energy crops, by-products and residues of plant, animal, forestry and fishery production, by- from the processing or processing of these materials and from the biological source part of urban waste water and garbage.
Biomass is an important, inexhaustible and environmentally friendly source of energy that can make a significant contribution to energy efficiency by replacing ever-depleting fossil fuel reserves.
The use of biomass for energy production helps to prevent greenhouse gases, does not burden the atmosphere with sulfur dioxide (SO2) produced during the combustion of fossil fuels and contributes to the “acid rain” effect and contributes to the reduction of energy dependent on the import of fuel from third countries.
