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Sustainable biomass as an alternative energy source: Bangladesh perspective

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posted on 2023-01-05, 06:01 authored by MN Uddin, J Taweekun, K Techato, Md Mofijur Rahman, MM Rahman, Mohammad RasulMohammad Rasul
Presently, the crisis of energy has become a growing concern all over the world and a serious barrier for the developing nations. Conversely, the resources of fossil fuels are limited and depleting due to the exploration and higher production activities around the glove. The impact of fossil fuels exploration has become a serious threat for naturalism and creates environmental hazardous accidents. However, the demand for energy in Bangladesh is increasing day by day and fossil fuel reserves continue the countries demand almost only 50 years. So, it is the high time to utilize its natural biomass resources to fulfill energy demand. The climate condition and waste generation rate of Bangladesh is key factors for biomass energy production. Nowadays the Bangladeshi government has made an agenda "waste to electricity" thus the utilization of biomass resources has become a blessing for the static economic growth in the nation. Recently Bangladeshi government has made an extra effort for the commercialization and marketable of biomass energy engendering and production in the country. This paper explored the potential of biomass energy as a sustainable energy source and their future implementation challenges in Bangladesh. © 2019 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.

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Volume

160

Start Page

648

End Page

654

Number of Pages

7

eISSN

1876-6102

Publisher

Elsevier, Netherlands

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CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Peer Reviewed

  • Yes

Open Access

  • Yes

External Author Affiliations

Prince of Songkla University, Thailand

Era Eligible

  • Yes

Journal

Energy Procedia

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