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Why It Is OpenBiomass energy covers fuels with their own documented first commercial dates (Biofuels 1975, Biogas 1895); no single first commercial year is defensible for the umbrella category, and traditional biomass burning for heat predates any commercial record. 1 What Would Resolve ThisA family decision on whether first-commercial-year for this umbrella entity should mean the first traditional biomass trade (undiscoverable) or the first purpose-built biomass electricity station, which this atlas has not yet made. 1 Discipline NeededEnergy history and taxonomy 1 Question Kind Question Status Reader Facing Open Question
Biomass energy covers fuels with their own documented first commercial dates (Biofuels 1975, Biogas 1895); no single first commercial year is defensible for the umbrella category, and traditional biomass burning for heat predates any commercial record.
What would resolve this A family decision on whether first-commercial-year for this umbrella entity should mean the first traditional biomass trade (undiscoverable) or the first purpose-built biomass electricity station, which this atlas has not yet made.
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