Lecture

Biomass Demands and Potential

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This lecture covers the uses and potential of biomass as a renewable energy source, discussing its current and projected supply, conversion efficiency, and role in the energy system. It also addresses strategies to increase biomass efficiency and its impact on the environment.

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