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Bio-energy Systems
Bioenergy is a form of renewable energy derived from recently living organisms or their metabolic by-products. This sustainable energy resource accounts for approximately 6% of Canada’s total energy supply, providing clean energy to Canadians that emits low CO2 while helping to reduce waste.
Bioenergy systems convert biomass to energy and fuels that can be used to meet energy needs in industry, transportation, agriculture and residential heating. Some examples of bioenergy systems include: biogas gasification and anaerobic digestion, 2nd generation biofuels and pyrolysis, biomass resources (including biomass to gas, catalytic conversion and biomass densification), and combined heat and power.
To find out more about current research in the BioEnergy field, please visit the bioenergy section of the CanmetENERGY website.
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