Abstract
Aligning the need to preserve the environment and the growing energy needs of modern society promotes the use of biomass as a replacement for fossil fuels and viable option to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. Besides a number of advantages of using the biomass for energy purposes, there are certain disadvantages, one of which is possible relatively high level of NOx emissions during the combustion of biomass. Control of NOx emissions emitted during biomass combustion is becoming increasingly important because of the technical challenge of introducing stricter emission limits. This paper provides an overview and analysis of national standards related to NOx emissions, as well as legal norms and experience some of the selected European countries. It is recommended that the local regulations relating to the NOx emission, specifically define the boundaries in the case of agro biomass combustion, due to its availability and expressed a high nitrogen content.
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