5 reasons to cultivate renewable biomass
Cultivating renewable biomass can support energy security, land restoration, farmer income, biodiversity and resilient local value chains when projects are well designed.
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As the world rapidly changes and fossil fuel costs rise, industries are exploring residues and biomass as sources for boilers,
co-firing, biogas, and biofuels. New technologies are continually emerging to efficiently convert diverse biomass
feedstocks into commercially viable biofuels, biopower, and other bioproducts.
This paradigm shift is influencing how companies adapt to climate change and sustainability objectives.
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7 Alternatives as Energy Crops for Marginal Lands
Marginal lands can host alternative energy crops where species selection, water limits, soil quality, yield expectations and biomass logistics are assessed realistically.
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Why bioenergy crops (already) met expectations?
Bioenergy crops have already met many expectations in systems where land use, productivity, soil benefits, biodiversity and long-term biomass demand are aligned.
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Regenerative agriculture applied to bioenergy
Regenerative agriculture can strengthen bioenergy projects when biomass production, soil health, biodiversity, carbon outcomes and farm economics are planned together.
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Improving logistics in Napiergrass during harvest operations
Improving Napiergrass harvest logistics can reduce field losses, transport costs, moisture risk and delivery delays in biomass supply chains.
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