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South Dakota Mines partners with Idaho National Lab on AI-driven project to cut energy use and advance clean energy

The image highlights new biomass drying technologies that capture and reuse heat more efficiently. It shows how water is held in plant materials in different ways. / SOURCE: South Dakota Mines

February 10, 2026

BY South Dakota Mines

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Funding for firewood banks available as winter approaches

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With winter approaching, the Alliance for Green Heat is seeking proposals from firewood banks across the country to expand their capacity to provide free firewood to families struggling to heat their homes.

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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through its Advanced Bioenergy Fund II (ABF II), has reached final investment decision (FID) on Via Verde, an Italian biomethane platform that comprises a development pipeline of 20 projects.

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Moeve and Emerita Resources have signed the first agreement in Spain to deploy 100% renewable diesel (HVO) on an industrial scale within the mining sector. The fuel can reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90% when compared to traditional diesel.

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ARC Bio, the Canadian joint venture between an affiliate of Bioénergie AECN and Alder Renewables, on Sept. 30 announced the successful demonstration of a pathway to produce SAF Canadian forest residues through refinery co-processing.

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