What is Bioenergy?

Bioenergy is a form of renewable energy and comes from materials derived from biological sources including plants, animals and their byproducts. That is, bioenergy is a kind of replenishable source of  power, heat, and liquid and gas fuels rather than non-renewable fossil energy sources such coal, natural gas and petroleum. 

The majority of biomass for bioenergy comes from three sources: forests, agriculture, and waste. For Southeast Asia, which is the agriculture area of the world, usually produce bioenergy from crops like Napier, Sugar Cane and Rice Husks.

Biomass is fuel that is developed from organic materials, a renewable and sustainable source of energy used to create electricity or other forms of power.

To make use of the energy available in biomass it is necessary to utilize technology to either release the energy directly, as in burning of biomass materials for heat, or to transform it into other forms such as solid or liquid fuel. There are three types of conversion technologies currently available, each appropriate for specific biomass types and specific energy products: thermal, chemical and biochemical 
Biogas is a gas that occurs naturally from the fermentation of biodegradable under oxygen-free (anaerobic. digestion) typically refers to methane. 


Biogas is generated through the process of anaerobic digestion or the fermentation of biodegradable materials such as biomass, manure, sewage, municipal waste, rubbish dumps, septic tanks, green waste and energy crops. In South East Asia, commonly use agricultural waste as a material. This type of biogas comprises primarily methane and carbon dioxide. The actual composition of biogas will vary depending upon the origin of the anaerobic digestion process – the feedstock. 

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