On Nov. 11 the European Commission released the results of a biotechnology report that explores public perceptions of biotechnology, including biofuels.
The New Zealand-based waste gas to fuels producer, LanzaTech, is headed for the Pacific Northwest. Through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement recently approved by the U.
FirstEnergy has decided to shut down its R.E. Burger plant in Shadyside, Ohio, instead of repower it with biomass. The company says that market prices for electricity have drastically fallen and expected market prices don't support a repowered plant.
The mid-term elections resulted in a major turnover of members for the upcoming 112th Congress. In light of possible agenda changes, the American Council on Renewable Energy hosted a webinar, to discuss the outlook for the renewable energy sector.
A National Renewable Energy Laboratory project aimed at quantifying the connection between state/local polices and clean energy has given a preview of a report due out in December.
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved a power purchase agreement between Idaho Power Co. and a proposed biomass cogeneration plant, after determining what rate the project was eligible for per the Public Utilities Regulatory Policies Act.
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