Meeting the Challenge of Conducting Biomass-Related Business in Brazil
By Felipe Tavares, Thiago Carneiro and Aldemir Marrei
January 01, 1970
Starting up a business in a foreign country such as Brazil can be quite challenging and some setbacks can arise. That shouldn't discourage investment from foreign companies and start-up ventures, however, for a simple reason: Brazil offers remarkable advantages.
New Approach to Stimulate Forest Biomass/Bioenergy Projects
By Bruce Folkedahl
January 01, 1970
Midwest Biogas plant to use ethanol byproducts, animal waste
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
Development to Deployment
By Rona Johnson
January 01, 1970
For 68 years, the Gas Technology Institute has been advancing new technologies to ensure the world has access to an abundant, affordable energy supply.
Gasification Guru
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
Touting feedstock flexibility as the key to a lucrative biomass gasification operation, Heat Transfer International predicts 2010 will be an extraordinary year for business and the industry in general.
Syngas Tasks
January 01, 1970
Sufficiently cleansing and efficiently reforming syngas are complicated elements of gasification for biofuels production and continued research seeks to optimize both.
Carbon Capacity
January 01, 1970
A New York company is building on the results of a study by Columbia University researchers to optimize solid fuel-to-energy conversions, with a new and surprising reactive medium in biomass gasification: carbon dioxide.
Colmac Energy's Secret to Success: Reliability and Maximum Uptime
By Tony McNeil
January 01, 1970
Maximizing uptime and throughput are key factors enabling the country's largest biomass power plant to consistently turn a profit.
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