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Mirel bioplastics grades cleared for food contact use

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SSE to build Scotland's largest biogas plant

Westervelt to generate  biomass power in Alabama

U of Vermont to offer biomass-to-biofuels course

ND to establish biomass testing lab

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WBIA launches biomass news campaign

A Union of Concerned Scientists report revealed that dozens of states are spending billions on imported coal. 

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U.S. states import billions of dollars in coal

Indeck Energy has a pellet facility in Ladysmith, Wis., which would supply schools that want to switch to biomass boilers. PHOTO: INDECK ENERGY SERVICES INC.

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Indeck Energy helps schools cut costs with biomass

BCAP matching payments reach $224 million

Novozymes partners for cellulosic ethanol research

California bioenergy stymied without bill passage

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Researchers discover cellulose conversion benefits of ionic liquid

Chromatin optimizes sorghum

FirstEnergy encounters opposition to biomass plans

ZeaChem breaks ground on demo plant

EPA tailoring rule worries biomass industry

Michael McAdams president, Avanced Biofuels Association

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Pathways to Renewable Fuels Source: Advanced Biofuels Coalition

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McAdams was one of several presenters during the Biomass Priorities on the Hill general session at the 2010 International Biomass Conference & Expo that was held in May at the Minneapolis Convention Center. PHOTO: ELIZABETH BURSLIE, BBI INTERNATIONAL

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As the chief lobbyist for the Advanced Biofuels Association, Michael McAdams advocates for many different technologies, pathways and products, which are all seeking federal support to help get a foot in the door of the fuel market.

Advocating Advanced Biofuels

ClearFuels and Rentech are integrating their technologies for a demonstration facility that will produce drop-in renewable fuels, one of several developments taking shape in the advanced biofuels industry.

Jetting on Biofuels

Dauenhauer?s ternary diagram illustrates the ?teardrop? zone where the reaction is optimal. SOURCE: PAUL DAUENHAUER

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Paul Dauenhauer, assistant professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst

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A team of researchers has developed a high-temperature catalyst biomass gasification system they say can double the amount of biofuel that can be produced with an acre of biomass, and with no char byproduct.

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Private and public partnerships are being developed to design and build specialized equipment that will more efficiently harvest woody biomass. The State University of New York and New Holland have created a harvesting head that is fitted onto a New 

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In three years, the trees will grow up to 20 feet with eight to 10 stems per tree. An acre can be expected to produce 9 to 13 dry tons woody biomass. PHOTO: UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

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The University of Missouri is creating initiatives to help develop biomass market in the state.

Mirel bioplastics grades cleared for food contact use

SSE to build Scotland's largest biogas plant

Westervelt to generate biomass power in Alabama

U of Vermont to offer biomass-to-biofuels course

ND to establish biomass testing lab

WBIA launches biomass news campaign

U.S. states import billions of dollars in coal

Indeck Energy helps schools cut costs with biomass

BCAP matching payments reach $224 million

Novozymes partners for cellulosic ethanol research

California bioenergy stymied without bill passage

Researchers discover cellulose conversion benefits of ionic liquid

Chromatin optimizes sorghum

FirstEnergy encounters opposition to biomass plans

ZeaChem breaks ground on demo plant

EPA tailoring rule worries biomass industry

Advocating Advanced Biofuels

Jetting on Biofuels

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University Sees Biomass as Future for Energy Generation

Manomet says press oversimplified study results

Webinar offers information on exporting biomass

USDA releases road map for biofuels

DOE announces $24 million for algal biofuels research

Northeast Biomass Conference & Expo will feature biodiesel panel

Farm Power builds second dairy AD plant

Group asks Senate to consider biofuels bills

25x'25 alliance progress report released

Salt-tolerant trait may unlock land for energy, food crops

Syngest gets state funding for bio-ammonia plant

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Mirel bioplastics grades cleared for food contact use

SSE to build Scotland's largest biogas plant

Westervelt to generate biomass power in Alabama

U of Vermont to offer biomass-to-biofuels course

ND to establish biomass testing lab

WBIA launches biomass news campaign

U.S. states import billions of dollars in coal

Indeck Energy helps schools cut costs with biomass

BCAP matching payments reach $224 million

Novozymes partners for cellulosic ethanol research

California bioenergy stymied without bill passage

Researchers discover cellulose conversion benefits of ionic liquid

Chromatin optimizes sorghum

FirstEnergy encounters opposition to biomass plans

ZeaChem breaks ground on demo plant

EPA tailoring rule worries biomass industry

Advocating Advanced Biofuels

Jetting on Biofuels

Double Down

University Sees Biomass as Future for Energy Generation

Manomet says press oversimplified study results

Webinar offers information on exporting biomass

USDA releases road map for biofuels

DOE announces $24 million for algal biofuels research

Northeast Biomass Conference & Expo will feature biodiesel panel

Farm Power builds second dairy AD plant

Group asks Senate to consider biofuels bills

25x'25 alliance progress report released

Salt-tolerant trait may unlock land for energy, food crops

Syngest gets state funding for bio-ammonia plant