Bioenergy is derived from biomass to generate electricity and heat, or to produce liquid fuels for transport. Biomass is any organic matter of recently living plant or animal origin, such as agricultural products, forestry products, municipal and other waste (from Australian Renewable Energy Agency).
Australia's Energy Debate
Page 42-43 is dedicated to what bio energy is, what the future of it could be in Australia and some of the 'pros and cons' to increasing bioenergy production in Australia.
Fossil Fuels
This book examines Australia’s non-renewable and renewable energy resources and production, and energy consumption and costs.
Australia's Energy Debate
This book outlines Australia’s energy transition and our future energy options.
Greenhouse Solutions with Sustainable Energy
This book argues that despite being a coal- and oil-dependent country, Australia could achieve an ecologically sustainable energy system. All we need is the political will.