Global biomass power set to hit 165GW by 2025, report predicts

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Global biomass power set to hit 165GW by 2025, report predicts

GlobalData analysis argues biopower capacity is set to skyrocket from its current 106GW over the next 10 years

Biomass power capacity around the world is set to hit 165GW by 2025, a new report released this week by research and consulting firm GlobalData has predicted. The analysis argued the global biopower...

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