Agriculture & Horticulture

Bioenergy & Energy Conservation

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The energy stored in biomass also termed as organic matter is called bioenergy. This energy has generally been produced through the process of photosynthesis or is an organic by-product from a waste stream. Bioenergy can be used to provide heat, make fuels, and generate electricity. Wood, which people have used to cook and keep warm for thousands of years, is the biomass resource people are most familiar with. Today there are also many other types of biomass we can use to produce energy. These biomass resources, also known as feedstocks, include agricultural, forest and livestock residues; energy crops; aquatic plants; landfill gas and wastes produced by cities and factories. Recent innovations are making it cheaper and easier to make biofuels. Advanced biofuels made from sustainable feedstocks such as wood, straw and waste are being developed here and overseas. Energy conservation can be made through the several methods or application of bioenergy in day to day life style. Bioenergy is the sustainable renewable energy source which will become a support towards global energy conservation.

·         Thermochemical conversion of biomass

·         Energy and alteration for fertilizer and pesticide use

·         New technology- energy implication

·         Energy analysis in agricultural system

·         Green technology

·         Renewable Energy and various methods

·         Energy conservation techniques