Biomass combustion involves the direct burning of organic materials to produce heat and power. Common feedstocks include wood chips, pellets, agricultural residues, and energy crops. Biomass combustion systems are widely used in power plants, combined heat and power units, and district heating networks. When sustainably sourced, biomass combustion is considered carbon-neutral, as emitted carbon dioxide is offset by biomass regrowth. Advanced combustion technologies improve efficiency and reduce emissions of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and other pollutants. Challenges include fuel variability, ash management, and emission control. Biomass combustion provides dispatchable renewable energy and supports rural economies while contributing to energy security and emission reduction goals.
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