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Biomass is a feedstock for energy from waste processes. It is used in several different forms to produce energy and this effects the amount of power generated due to differences in variables like [[Moisture Content]] and [[Calorific Value]]. The different forms of biomass used in [[EfW]] processes are outlined below in the table.

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! Waste !! Overview !! Tonnage (mt) '16-'17

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| [[Waste Wood]] || Wood recycled || 1.63

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| [[Meat and Bone Meal]] || (product of animal rendering/food processing industry) || 0.18

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| [[Agricultural]] || (including straw and poultry litter) || 1.37

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| [[Sewage Sludge]] || (exclusively as part of waste water integrated treatment process) || 0.10

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| [[Process Residues]] || (including kernels and chaff) || 0.09

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| [[Liquid Biomass]] || (including vegetable oils and tallow) || xxxx

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| [[Virgin Wood]] & [[Energy Crops]] || (including virgin wood and energy crops) || 2.36

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Additionally, the details of the generating facility can affect the power output, for example the scale, technology used, or its ability to cogenerate heat and power.<ref name='bio1'>Tolvik Consulting Ltd, 2017. [https://www.tolvik.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Tolvik-UK-Biomass-Statistics-2017-2.pdf UK Dedicated Biomass Statistics - 2017.] [online] [Accessed 13 Nov. 2019].</ref>

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 Biomass is a feedstock for energy from waste processes. It is used in several different forms to produce energy and this effects the amount of power generated due to differences in variables like [[Moisture Content]] and [[Calorific Value]]. The different forms of biomass used in [[EfW]] processes are outlined below in the table.
-''Table to be inserted''
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
-(make table in wiki...can lift it from this slide)
+! Waste !! Overview !! Tonnage (mt) '16-'17
+|-
+| [[Waste Wood]] || Wood recycled || 1.63
+|-
+| [[Meat and Bone Meal]] || (product of animal rendering/food processing industry) || 0.18
+|-
+| [[Agricultural]] || (including straw and poultry litter) || 1.37
+|-
+| [[Sewage Sludge]] || (exclusively as part of waste water integrated treatment process) || 0.10
+|-
+| [[Process Residues]] || (including kernels and chaff) || 0.09
+|-
+| [[Liquid Biomass]] || (including vegetable oils and tallow) || xxxx
+|-
+| [[Virgin Wood]] & [[Energy Crops]] || (including virgin wood and energy crops) || 2.36
+|}
 Additionally, the details of the generating facility can affect the power output, for example the scale, technology used, or its ability to cogenerate heat and power.<ref name='bio1'>Tolvik Consulting Ltd, 2017. [https://www.tolvik.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Tolvik-UK-Biomass-Statistics-2017-2.pdf UK Dedicated Biomass Statistics - 2017.] [online] [Accessed 13 Nov. 2019].</ref>