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BioenergyEnergy made available by the combustion of materials derived from biological sources.( Source: European Commission CUB )
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BioenergyEnergy choices using a wide range of biomass sources (for example, agriculture, forestry, industry and municipal waste) and conversion technologies such as fermentation (alcohol production) and co-fir [..]
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BioenergyEnergy derived from biomass.
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BioenergyEnergy produced using plant or animal matter such as corn or manure.
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BioenergyAny energy derived from biological sources.
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BioenergyThe production, conversion, and use of material directly or indirectly produced by photosynthesis (including organic waste) to manufacture fuels and substitutes for petrochemical and other energy-intensive products.
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BioenergyBioenergy technologies use renewable biomass resources to produce an array of energy related products such as fuels called biofuels. Biofuels
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BioenergyAll types of energy derived from biomass, including biofuels.
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Bioenergy1. Useful, renewable energy produced from organic matter. 2. The conversion of the complex carbohydrates in organic matter to energy. Organic matter may either be used directly as a fuel, processed into liquids and gases or be a residual of processing and conversion.
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BioenergyRenewable energy made available from materials derived from biological sources.
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Bioenergyused in different senses: in its most narrow sense it is a synonym for biofuel, fuel derived from biological sources. In its broader sense it encompasses also biomass, the biological material used as [..]
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BioenergyDeveloped by Polish healer Mietek Wirkus, bioenergy is a form of energy healing. The therapist uses a combination of noninvasive, light physical touch with manipulation and repatterning of the higher [..]
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