Biomass for renewable electricity generation has played a significant role in decarbonising our power sector. Biomass electricity and power BECCS could provide either dispatchable or baseload power, offering valuable flexibility to complement the variability of other renewables. The role of biomass electricity is being explored in the Review of Electricity Market Arrangements (REMA). Biomass will likely have a role in heating in certain properties such as off-gas grid homes that are not readily suitable for heat pumps, and where appropriate mitigations can be set in place to minimise air quality impacts. The government is considering a range of options to decarbonise these types of properties.