Biomass power plant

biomass power plant is a facility that utilizes biological materials as the primary fuel source for electricity generation. 

These biological materials can come from sources such as trees, animal manure, crop residues, or unused food. By using these biological materials as fuel, biomass power plants reduce reliance on energy from pollutant-emitting sources and help decrease waste in the environment. Biomass power plants can produce electricity sustainably and cleanly because biological materials often have the potential to decompose naturally rapidly. 

Additionally, biomass power plants help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants released into the atmosphere. Generally, biomass power plants employ processes such as burning biological materials to produce steam used to drive generators or using biochemical technology to extract gases from biological materials, such as methane gas, which is then used to power generators. Biomass power plants present another viable option for clean and sustainable electricity generation in the future.