What is Biomass Energy
Biomass energy refers to a renewable source of energy derived from organic materials, agricultural waste, wood, palm oil, and other biodegradable materials, which are converted into electricity, heat, or biofuels through a series of controlled processes.

In agricultural-based economies, such as Malaysia, biomass energy contributes significantly to the production of renewable energy resources. In this case, agricultural waste, which was previously useless, becomes a valuable resource, creating economic benefits while protecting the environment.

Biomass power plants are used to generate power through a series of processes in which organic materials are converted into heat, which drives turbines to generate power.

Biomass energy contributes to the achievement of national renewable energy targets while creating a sustainable agricultural ecosystem.

Biomass technology contributes to the creation of a sustainable ecosystem through the conversion of organic materials into a source of power, creating a better environment while achieving economic benefits.