The economic feasibility of biomass electricity in rural area

We will examine the economic feasibility of using biomass electricity in rural regions, as it is a robust way of generating power from materials that may otherwise have gone to waste. In the context of household heating and cooling, biomass electricity will be assessed on its ability to meet the electricity requirements of the regions, and if it does, it will be assessed from an economic standpoint to determine if it would be feasible to switch to biomass electricity. As the fuel stock is virtually free, the greatest cost comes from the purchasing and installation of the biomass electricity plant. Running and maintenance costs are assumed to be negligible for the sake of our assessment