Biomass systems play a significant role in sustainable architecture as they are an alternative to fossil fuels and can provide renewable energy for buildings while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Biomass systems use organic materials such as wood chips, sawdust, and agricultural waste to generate heat and electricity. These systems can be integrated into building design to provide heating, cooling, and electricity needs. They can also be paired with energy-efficient building designs and passive solar systems to reduce energy consumption and minimize the environmental impact of buildings. Thus, biomass systems contribute to the creation of more sustainable and energy-efficient buildings.
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