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Promoting Social Inclusion for Sustainable Biomass Development The transition to renewable energy is not only a technological challenge,  it is a social transformation. In the context of biomass initiatives, community engagement and stakeholder involvement are essential to ensure that the environmental, social, and economic benefits are shared equitably among all…

Biomass energy systems are at the heart of sustainable heat and power generation. They transform organic material (such as wood pellets, chips, or agricultural residues) into clean, renewable energy. But to keep these systems performing safely and efficiently, routine maintenance is not just recommended. It’s essential. In this article, we’ll…

When most people hear “biomass,” they think of renewable energy—heat and power generated from plant and animal materials. While this is a crucial benefit, a silent revolution is underway, transforming biomass from a mere energy source into the cornerstone of a self-sustaining rural circular economy. This paradigm shift moves beyond a…

During the 24th of October 2025 RURENER participated to a national meeting concerning the territories that are involved in using renewable energies. In this context it was a great opportunity to gather more information for the SUSRUD project. That is why RURENER visited a Bio-GNV station. This station fills trucks belonging…

Ever since humanity harnessed the power of fire, it has depended upon it to cook, stay warm, and provide energy for other uses. Through many parts of the third world, the traditional practice of burning biomass and waste to produce heat and other forms of energy continues to help meet…

People have used biomass energy since the earliest hominids first made wood fires for cooking or keeping warm.Biomass is organic, meaning it is made of material that comes from living organisms, such as plants and animals. The most common biomass materials used for energy are plants, wood,and waste. These are called…