One promising route for harnessing value and energy from biomass crops is through gasification and the production of biomethane — a topic we’ve explored previously.
A new report from the energy consultancy ‘Regen’ highlights the crucial role of biomethane generation — from a range of feedstock sources — in helping to decarbonise sectors that are otherwise difficult to decarbonise.
Within the report, key energy crops under evaluation in Biomass Connect, including miscanthus and short rotation coppice (SRC) forestry species, are recognised for their ‘versatility’ compared to many waste-based feedstocks. This recognition could signal promising market opportunities and policy support for biomass crop growers in the years ahead. To learn more, you can read the full Regen report here.
