A North Dakota native and Twin Cities resident, Anna Simet (Austin) is managing editor of Biomass Magazine at BBI International, where she has worked since June 2008. She is a graduate of the University of North Dakota and has nearly a decade of journalistic experience, the majority of which has been in bioenergy and biofuels.
November 04, 2020
We're rooting for an “unprecedented” 2021, meaning the best year our respective industry sectors have had yet. READ MORE
October 31, 2020
The North American renewable natural gas industry has boomed over the past decade and potential remains vast. READ MORE
October 07, 2020
Pellet Mill Magazine Editor Anna Simet discusses content in the Q4 2020 edition. READ MORE
October 05, 2020
When it comes to wood pellet process design, experience matters. READ MORE
September 03, 2020
Despite the ongoing pandemic’s effects on the world economy, at least one thing has remained unchanged—heat, power and fuel are still needed, and will continue to be. READ MORE
August 30, 2020
Evolving waste-to-energy and biomass plant technologies are enabling facilities to become more sophisticated, efficient, competitive and safe. READ MORE
May 12, 2020
Summarizing stories from the May/June issue of Biomass Magazine, Editor Anna Simet thanks readers, advertisers and contributors for supporting industry trade journal during COVID-19 pandemic. READ MORE
May 08, 2020
Year over year, the 2019-’20 heating season in the U.S. was warmer, but production, sales and revenue were up. Lower feedstock costs drove higher seasonal production, alleviating widespread industry concerns about low inventory from last year. READ MORE
May 07, 2020
In less than four years, Brightmark has made major inroads in the U.S. renewable natural gas market. It's successes include multiple, concurrently developed RNG projects across the the country, which include partnerships with 20-plus dairy farms. READ MORE
March 26, 2020
Despite guidance from federal agencies recognizing forest product manufacturing sites as an essential critical infrastructure workforce, Pennsylvania wood pellet producers were temporarily forced to shutdown March 19. The issue was resolved March 21. READ MORE