Biomass –a future energy source

Only 0.1% of the solar radiation reaching the earth’s surface is enough to generate energy in biomass.
In energy terms, biomass is all plant and animal material including their waste products and all organic material yielding energy.

Renewable raw materials, such as refuse wood from forestry, hay, straw, green plant waste and corn belong to the primary biomasses.
Secondary biomasses include plant and animal wastes from agriculture such as manure, wheat, fruit and vegetable residues and organic wastes from commercial and industrial processes, as well as sludge.

We hope to improve the image of useful resources to cover the rapidly increasing world-wide energy demands by introducing the use of primary and secondary biomass use, networking partners with one another, offering economically viable solutions and making sure that the investments made now hold for the future.

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