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With an eye toward both energy costs and environmental concerns, ethanol producers are embarking on innovative energy projects. READ MORE
A cogeneration plant can make a world of difference when paired with a struggling saw mill, but several things must be in place for a project to pan out economically. READ MORE
Biomass district heating and cooling could save most college campuses lots of money and it fits well with green initiatives, but these projects require rigorous planning and up-front capital costs are high. READ MORE
A necessary upgrade to a centuries-old district heating system in Montpelier, Vt., represents an opportunity for a cleaner technology and an expanded distribution system. READ MORE
European energy provider Dalkia recently commissioned the largest biomass combined-heat-and-power plant in France. Its co-location with a paper mill provides a number of beneficial exchanges between the two operations. READ MORE
Ineos Bio has begun construction on a commercial-scale biorefinery. What does it mean for the industry? READ MORE
USDA’s BioPreferred voluntary labeling program provides consumers with a clear way to distinguish biobased products from those derived from petroleum READ MORE
How long-term feedstock and off-take agreements are negotiated, and the role they play in project development READ MORE
To participate in the Renewable Energy Certificate market, one must be able to navigate differing state standards and to adjust to still-evolving state, regional and federal initiatives. READ MORE
Just 10 years after Thomas Edison introduced the first energy recycling program to the U.S. in 1882, the University of Missouri-Columbia began operating a combined-heat-and-power plant—much like Edison’s at Pearl Street Station. READ MORE
While the complexity of biogas plants tends to be underestimated, operators have sole responsibility for ensuring the safety and health of employees and the general public. READ MORE
Washington County biomass moratorium quashes project. READ MORE
Developers plan to build two pellet mills in Virginia. READ MORE
The University of Montana is making biomass energy happen. READ MORE
Wisconsin network connects people to grassland bioenergy info and resources. READ MORE
USDA’s first national on-farm renewable energy survey finds 121 farms with 140 on-site digesters. READ MORE
Montana researcher develops a mobile biomass gasifier. READ MORE
Protocol Biomass has a proposal that could serve as a model for shuttered pulp and paper mills. READ MORE
Sawmills on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska formed a co-op and plan to build a pellet and biobrick mill. READ MORE
The EC is revisiting its biomass sustainability criteria after changes in the international policy context on biomass. READ MORE
Lawsuit highlights a barrier to biotechnology advancements in the U.S. READ MORE
Dixon Environmental launches free online tool to simplify compliance with EPA rules. READ MORE
Opposition groups in Massachusetts petition for a three-year moratorium on biomass power. READ MORE
Hiring practices reveal a lot about the industry READ MORE
Viaspace reports independent test results of Giant King Grass evaluation READ MORE
Why access to biomass and their sugar content don’t have to cost a fortune READ MORE
USDA announces producer payments READ MORE
Specialty chemicals company looks to Gevo to supply biobased inputs READ MORE
Why sustainability isn’t a moving target for Waste Management READ MORE
High energy prices plus an improved investment outlook could equal a time for true growth READ MORE
How LS9 is making progress bringing its renewable chemicals to market READ MORE
Neste Oil profiles diesel regenerative, releases renewable diesel test results READ MORE
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Chemical Market Associates and Intratec Solutions develop market analysis tool READ MORE
Elevance broadens technology portfolio with XiMo’s catalysts READ MORE
A new line of bioplastic readies to hit the market READ MORE
For future producers and technology developers, there’s a new must-know program READ MORE
Membrane filtration technology is finding a home in the biorefining industry READ MORE
Turmoil in the Middle East, rising fuel prices—the time to act is now
Accelerating catalyst development to advance biorefining process technology
A less risky Chinese JV may be as simple as one, two, three, four
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