Biomass to Biofuels

Biomass is a continuously renewed source of energy formed from or by a wide variety of living organisms. Through biochemical and thermochemical processes, it is converted into gaseous, liquid or solid biofuels, which already meet a significant share of the current world energy needs. Because of their contribution to the sustainability of energy supply, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as well as local employment and energy self-reliance, research interest and activity in enhancing biof...