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Biomass is organic matter that comes from living organisms, such as plants and animals. It can be used to produce energy, heat, and other products. Biomass is a renewable energy source, meaning that it can be replaced as it is used.

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What is Biomass?
• All the organic material made from
plants and animals

“Bio” means “Life” • “mass” means “things”
What is Biomass?
Biomass is a renewable source
of energy – meaning we can
use it again and again.

• Because it is a renewable source of energy
• Contains stored energy
Why Biomass is so important?

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