Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation. The Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation is about managing and funding priority research and translating results into practical outcomes for industry development. BIOMASS PRODUCER Bioenergy information for Australia's primary industries Rural Industries. Research & Development Corporations. RIRDC is a statutory authority established by the Primary Industries and Energy Research and Development Act 1989 (PIERD Act).
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Biomass types

  • Animal waste

    Effluent, manure and litter can be used to generate gas and fuel, with nutrient-rich solids a by-product.

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  • Crops

    Crops grown specifically for energy, as opposed to food and fibre, are known as energy crops.

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  • Crop residue

    Residue from crops such as grains, nuts, grapes and sugar cane is suitable for creating energy.

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  • Trees

    Some trees can be harvested regularly for woody biomass. Others have seeds that are rich in oil.

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  • Tree residue

    The branches and tops of trees left after plantation harvesting and the residue produced at sawmills can be used to create energy.

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