Biomass is a renewable source that is generated by burning organic matter such as wood, plants, manure, and household waste.
When organic matter is burned, carbon dioxide is produced in considerably low amounts compared to fossil fuels.
Biomass heating systems burn chips, logs, or wood pellets to warm a single room or power a central heating and water boiler. To heat a room, you use a stove to burn pellets or logs. To power a central heating system, you use a boiler to burn chips, logs, or …