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| How much carbon dioxide is saved by using biomass%3F | |
| Heat from woodland biomass | 88% |
| Heat from short-rotation coppice | 87% |
| Heat from elephant grass | 86% |
| Biodiesel from oil seed rape in small-scale CHP engine | 25%* |
| Ethanol from sugar beet in small-scale CHP engine | 27%* |
| Transport applications, compared with diesel for biodiesel and petrol for bioethanol Biodiesel from oil seed rape | 49%* |
| Ethanol from sugar beet | 50%* |
| *These figures are variable depending on the process, crop, conditions, fertiliser and pesticide use, and climate. The CO2 savings from using biodiesel could vary from 40% to 75% and for bioethanol from 10% to 60% | |
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