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Business Briefs
By Pellet Mill Magazine
Business Briefs
By Biodiesel Magazine
Columns
Reading the Tea Leaves: Biden's Approach to Biomass Policy
By Carrie Annand
Black Pellets in Japan's Ambitious Plans for Hydrogen
By Larry Price
Carbon is the Buzzword
By Anna Simet
Featured
Via an innovative, accessible platform, the International Biomass Conference & Expo will held virtually March 16-17.
Whether a joint venture, solo on-site project or part of a developer's fiber-sourcing strategy, use of sawmill residue for pellet production presents advantages.
A milestone for achieving the historically elusive parity of biomass heat with other renewables, the BTU Act has finally passed. Now, industry stakeholders must strategize and collaborate to capitalize on momentum.
Building Out For New Business
By Luke Leroy
Ports across North America are upgrading facilities, tweaking logistics and increasing marketing efforts to attract tenants involved in the growing wood pellet export market.
Pillars of New Production
By Tom Bryan
As the number of operational biodiesel plants in North America has dropped by a third over the past two years, a surge of renewable diesel production rises.
Going Low in Louisiana
By Tom Bryan
A few hours north of New Orleans, where two massive renewable diesel plants already operate, a smaller project with huge implications for both biofuels and CCS is moving forward.
Where Oil and Ag Mix
By Susanne Retka Schill
Ag and oil are intersecting in North Dakota with a new joint venture between ag giant Archer Daniels Midland and top-ranked petroleum energy company Marathon Petroleum Corp.
Contributions
Existing U.S. coal power stations can be part of the transition to a low-carbon economy.
The Japanese biomass market is on the cusp of some major developments that will change the dynamics of the market in the coming years.
Getting Biomass Ash to Flow Again
By Jayant Khambekar, Josh Marion and Riad Dandan
To solve ongoing issues related to fly ash, three power stations operated by Dominion Energy followed a systematic and scientific approach to design biomass fly ash handling systems that provide reliable flow.
Sawmills in the Northwest maintained aggressive production levels in Q4, while softwood chip exports declined, residual chip prices fell, and sawdust prices in every region were on par with those seen in 2018.
ButlerWood: Quality, Consistent Cook Wood
By Pellet Mill Magazine
Family-owned ButlerWood supplies quality cookwood to the growing BBQ pellet market.
Baum Pneumatics: Explosion Safety, Fast Recovery Design Approach
By Ehsan Tootoonchi
Along with passive preventive measures, fast recovery after a controlled explosion incident should be a top priority in engineering design criteria of pneumatic conveying devices.
Russia's Global Wood Pellet Supply Potential
By Maria Frolova
According to official data, Russia is one of the world's largest wood pellet producers, ranking among the top five.
The Path Forward for Hemp Renewable Fuels
By Roger Ford
The future holds immense potential for bioenergy, especially biodiesel and SAF, and hemp will be a key component in that bioenergy future.
Tailor-Made Biodiesel Plants
By BDI BioEnergy International GmbH
With 70-plus projects globally and more than 320 patents, BDI-BioEnergy International GmbH says its tailor-made biodiesel plants produce high-quality fuel that meets the strictest standards.
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