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Maverick announces plans to build pilot-scale biorefinery

By Erin Krueger

October 14, 2010

Advanced Biofuels 

North Carolina-based Maverick Biofuels Inc. has announced plans to build a pilot-scale biorefinery that will convert biomass and municipal solid waste (MSW) into a mixed-alcohol biofuel.

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The U.S. EPA has approved a fuel waiver allowing the use of E15 in model year 2007 and newer cars and light-duty trucks. A second ruling determining the use of E15 in model year 2001 through 2006 cars and light-duty trucks is expected to be released in late 2010 or early 2011, after additional testing data is received from the U.

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Texas-based Glycos Biotechnologies Inc. became the 14th member of the National Science Foundation's Engineering Research Center for Biorenewable Chemicals (CBiRC).

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San Francisco-based advanced biofuel outfit Solazyme signed its third development agreement with Colombian oil giant Ecopetrol to “analyze manufacturing viability of algae-based diesel fuel using renewable Colombian feedstocks such as sugarcane and byproduct glycerol,” Solazyme stated in a press release.

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Enviva LP, manufacturer of processed biomass fuels, has acquired two U.S. wood pellet plants and will increase both facilities’ capacities by tens of thousands of tons to meet demands of its customers in both the U.S. and Europe.

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Ceres Inc., an energy crop developer, has published crop management guides for switchgrass and high-biomass sorghum. The guides provide information to both growers and bioenergy companies on current recommendations of the establishment, management and harvest of the crops.

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Three years after its start, a waste-to-energy (WTE) facility proposed in International Falls, Minn., is slowly moving forward, having been given a jump start by the release of $2.5 million in state funding that was announced in 2008, but delayed.

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New Website, New Look, New Focus

By Rona Johnson

October 12, 2010

Biomass Magazine is now Biomass Power & Thermal. This is an opportunity for the editors of this publication to delve even more into biomass-based electricity and heat.

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BBI International announced today that it has officially changed the name of Biomass Magazine--the world's leading biomass industry trade publication--to Biomass Power & Thermal, a move that characterizes the magazine's heightened focus on biobased electricity and heat.

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There's no official word yet, but racing commentators are reporting that Growth Energy is in negotiations with NASCAR. Ethanol is making inroads into the race car scene.

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Biomass Magazine unveils new name, website

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By BBI International

October 11, 2010

BBI International announced it has officially changed the name of Biomass Magazine—the world’s leading biomass industry trade publication—to Biomass Power & Thermal, characterizing its focus on biobased electricity and heat.

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BBI International announced today that it has officially changed the name of Biomass Magazine--the world's leading biomass industry trade publication--to Biomass Power & Thermal, a move that characterizes the magazine's heightened focus on biobased electricity and heat.

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At the Southeast Biomass Conference & Trade Show hear experienced industry professionals discuss how the wood energy industry and fuel procurement market have evolved over time, and about the opportunities they offer in the Southeast.

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A Buffalo, Minn., company is looking to scale up a residential-sized biomass energy system and develop turn-key power plants that could supply grid power and hot water for space heating, process heat or other applications.

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The U.S. DOE has awarded a total of about $4.5 million to three projects that will demonstrate important steps to design, model and implement sustainable biomass production systems using a variety of feedtocks in different regions of the country.

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Algae-based biofuel got a big boost from the U.S. House of Representatives before the November elections. The Algae-based Renewable Fuel Promotion Act, a bill co-sponsored by Rep.

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Onion Processor Uses AD, Fuel Cells To Convert Waste Into Energy

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By Kristina Gerber and Denise Johnston

October 07, 2010

Gills Onions' new energy recovery system converts about 300,000 pounds per day of onion waste to methane gas that feeds two 300-kilowatt fuel cells. The system is efficiently offsetting all of the company's baseload power costs while reducing carbon

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Zeroing in on Power and Thermal

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By Rona Johnson

October 07, 2010

I am pleased to announce that Biomass Magazine is now Biomass Power & Thermal. Although it may look like a subtle change on the magazine cover, it is an important transformation in content. As the . . .

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The power industry is second only to agriculture as the largest domestic user of water, accounting for 39 percent of all freshwater withdrawals in the nation, of which 71 percent is used in fossil fue . . .

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A lack of financing for biomass projects is a common lament for most biomass developers. As many developers already know, new market tax credit financing is a great way to obtain financing at better t . . .

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Biomass Power Association has been busy articulating to various state and federal agencies that certain proposed laws would harm the biomass industry, the larger renewable energy sector and the nation . . .

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Business Briefs: People, Products & Partnerships

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By Biomass Power & Thermal Staff

October 07, 2010

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Biobytes: Biomass News Briefs

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By Biomass Power & Thermal Staff

October 07, 2010

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