The key to overcoming global warming: "Wood Biomass"

Simultaneously achieve forest regeneration and CO2 reduction! It's optimal for reducing energy costs.

"Biomass" refers to the quantity of biological resources and is a term used to describe "renewable, biologically derived organic resources." Among these, biomass derived from wood is referred to as "wood biomass." The energy utilization of wood has the carbon-neutral characteristic of not affecting the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. When leftover materials from sawmills and residential demolition are effectively utilized as biomass energy, it helps reduce waste and contributes to the formation of a circular society. To combat global warming, efforts toward decarbonization are progressing worldwide. Wood biomass is gaining attention as it does not increase the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere when viewed as a whole. **Benefits of Utilizing Wood Biomass** - Helps prevent global warming by suppressing carbon dioxide emissions - Reduces waste generation, contributing to the formation of a circular society - Active utilization as an energy resource (expanding the use of biomass energy) - Contributes to proper forest management - Revitalizes mountainous regions by utilizing local unused resources as energy *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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