Bioenergy is gaining prominence as a versatile, circular, and locally sourced clean-energy solution. By converting agricultural residues, urban waste, and bio-resources into power and fuels, the sector is emerging as a meaningful contributor to rural development, waste solutions, and renewable diversification. As interest grows in scalable, decentralised solutions, the conclave will examine the innovations and partnerships driving the sector’s rising prominence.
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