Biomass Week - December 30, 2011

Poultry-litter-to-energy partners propose 10 MW facility for Md. A recently formed partnership between agriculture giant Perdue AgriBusiness and animal waste utility developer Fibrowatt LLC could lead to a 10 MW biomass power facility in Salisbury, Md. READ MORE SHARE
Biomass testing facility to host public tour For two days in February, Alternative Energy Solutions International Inc. (AESI) will open the doors to its Kansas Biomass Research Institute (BRI), providing tours of a fully functional biomass power and testing facility. READ MORE SHARE
	Construction progresses on We Energies' Wis. biomass plant We Energies is making progress on its 50 MW biomass power plant in central Wisconsin, having begun construction in August, and is one track to meet its 2013 completion goal. READ MORE SHARE
Biomass power plant construction begins at Dutch port A Northern Netherlands port is now the construction site for a 50 MW woody biomass power plant set to come online in 2013. READ MORE SHARE
AD project to power Maryland prison Maryland's Eastern Shore Correctional Institute will soon draw one-third of its power requirements from an anaerobic digestion project processing chicken litter and crop residue. READ MORE SHARE
Biomass power developers eye renovated Vt. industrial site A proposed biomass combined-heat-and-power (CHP) facility for Springfield, Vt., will not only provide cost effective energy to the community, but will also be an economic driver for Vermont. READ MORE SHARE
	Green light for Dalkia's England biomass power plant U.K. Energy Minister Charles Hendry has granted consent to Dalkia BioEnergy plc to move forward with a 53 MW biomass power plant at a former airfield in Northern England's Yorkshire. READ MORE SHARE
Progress for proposed co-located CHP and pellet plants Plans for a 34 MW combined-heat-and-power (CHP) facility that will be co-located with a pellet plant are moving along in Fair Haven, Vt., despite continued development suspension of an identical plant in a nearby town. READ MORE SHARE