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Nearly up to three billion people worldwide cook using fuel wood daily [1]. In the search for an alternative source of energy, biomass is considered as an important renewable energy source because of its appealing properties, such as lower production cost, less greenhouse, and acidic gas emissions. The conversion of energy from the biomass does not demand a unique process to be executed; instead, several processes are available for this underlying conversion [2]. Examples include direct combustion, gasification, pyrolysis, anaerobic digestion, hydrolysis, hydrogenation, and fermentation. This aspect brings intense interest among the researchers to interrogate several aspects of the biomass energy conversion systematically. An overview of the available technologies to produce heat, electricity, or other products like A B S T R A CT

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