NOVELTY - The providing method involves the provision of a primary stream of materials from a primary materials source selected from organic materials, biomass and biowaste. An electrolyzer is coupled to the primary stream of materials and the primary source of renewable energy. The electrolyzer produces a material resource from the primary stream of materials through electrolysis. The material resource is provided to the primary processor for further processing or use.    USE - Providing method for a renewable source of a material resource or a nutrient resource e.g. hydrogen, carbon, methane, hydrogen to e.g. power engine and fuel cells of a motor vehicle which includes the use of an electrolytic or electrochemical cell to sustain economic development through integrated full spectrum production of renewable material resources using solar thermal power. Uses include but are not limited to the provision of heat, for shaft work, electricity generation, chemical processing, production of fertilizers.    ADVANTAGE - The method provides for self-reinforcing of structures of tubular construction which results in modular structures that can be built in a rapid assembly to expedite deployment of remedies needed in waste management and reduces the delivered system cost. Damaged forests can be rapidly converted into pressurized supplies of methane, ethane and hydrogen that are shipped to distant market by the pipeline. The method ensures much greater efficiency in the conversion of fuel potential energy to work energy during power stroke of the engine to achieve greater operating efficiencies for the engine. The method provides more efficient mass transport including rapid ion replenishment processes and deliveries to desired electrodes by pumping actions of low-density gases escaping from denser liquid medium which assures greater electrical efficiency, more rapid dissociation, and greater separation efficiency along with prevention of undesirable side reactions. Increasing the rate and efficiency of ion production and delivery to electrodes increases the system efficiency and current limit per electrode area. Hydrogen that is produced at elevated pressure can be delivered to compact, pressurized storage without incurring the capital cost, maintenance, or energy expense to operate a multistage hydrogen gas compressor. Hydrogen that is produced at elevated pressure can be directly admitted into a pressurized pipeline for transmission to market. Hydrogen that is produced at elevated pressure can be used to pressurize other reactants to enable or accelerate reactions. Pressurization to prevent or minimize carbon dioxide releases on the electrode surfaces of the electrolyzer greatly simplifies the electrolyzer design.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a system for providing a renewable source of material resources.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a schematic view of the process steps.    Cutting, pulling or harvesting and delivering biomass (2)    Chipping or subdividing biomass wastes into bits and pieces (4)    Drying and converting biomass wastes by regenerative dissociation (6)    Separation of vapors and gases such as methane and or hydrogen from carbon dioxide (8)    Shipment of typically methane rich gases by pipelines or other transport methods (10)