Biomass: Relationships

Every element and industry that Biomass is linked to, and how. Each pair has its own card explaining the relationships between the two.

• Sugar: Every 100 tonnes of cane crushed for sugar leaves about 30 tonnes of wet bagasse, which mills burn for their own steam and power and export the surplus, so sugar output sets one of the largest biomass fuel supplies in India and Brazil. (researched)
• Bioethanol: Energy flows from biomass to bioethanol; their prices have moved together.
• Biomass combustion and CHP: Energy flows from biomass to biomass combustion and CHP; their prices have moved together.
• Maize: Biomass needs maize; their prices have moved together.
• Timber: Biomass needs timber; their prices have moved together.
• Biodiesel (FAME): Energy flows from biomass to biodiesel (FAME).
• Biogas and biomethane: Energy flows from biomass to biogas and biomethane.
• Biomass and biofuel stores: Their prices have moved together.
• Boilers, furnaces and stoves: Their prices have moved together.
• Coconut oil: Their prices have moved together.
• Firewood and charcoal supply: Energy flows from biomass to firewood and charcoal supply.
• Palm oil: Biomass needs palm oil.
• Plastic and rubber products: Plastic and rubber products depends on biomass.
• Renewable diesel and SAF: Energy flows from biomass to renewable diesel and SAF.
• Thermal coal: Their prices have moved together.
• Thermochemical biomass conversion: Energy flows from biomass to thermochemical biomass conversion.
• Wood products: Wood products depends on biomass.