Features
BY Anna SimetAfter a decade-plus pursuit, some biomass-based power generators will have the opportunity to participate in the federal Renewable Fuel Standard program. READ MORE
BY Keith Loria Berlin, New Hampshire, is working with its local biomass plant on a project to make use of the facility’s abundant waste heat. READ MORE
BY Katie Schroeder Nearly a year after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Biomass Magazine examines the impact this event has had on global pellet markets, particularly in Europe. READ MORE
Departments
BY Anna Simet Biomass Magazine’s final guest of its inaugural podcast season was Andrew White, CEO of CHAR Technologies. READ MORE
Contributions
BY Ted Niblock The development of bioenergy projects is so variable and filled with uncertainty that it’s easy to give up on any kind of organization or structure in the process. READ MORE
BY US DOE Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium Researchers from the U.S. DOE’s Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium and Feedstock Logistics Program describe feedstock variability and why it matters for biorefinery operations. READ MORE
BY Stephen Smith and Russel Peterson Incorporation of biochar into farm soils improves soil quality, increases farm productivity, and reduces chemical needs. READ MORE
BY Five Questions with Chris Brown Mid-South has provided engineering services for many large pellet facilities in the U.S., projects ranging from minor upgrades and troubleshooting to complete facility design on both greenfield and brownfield projects READ MORE
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