USDA uses new technology to produce syngas from manure
By Ryan C. Christiansen
January 01, 1970
Reinventing the Mill
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
The weak U.S. economy, high-priced inputs and low-priced imports have forced many U.S. pulp and paper mills to downsize or close. At one time, transforming these mills into biorefineries looked to be a promising approach. Is the biorefinery still a viable concept that can save aging pulp and paper mills?
The Next Hot Commodity?
By Ryan C. Christiansen
January 01, 1970
The market for biomass is getting ready to embrace exchange-traded commodities.
Using Biomass to Weather Colorado Winters
By Jerry W. Kram
January 01, 1970
Tiny Oak Creek, Colo., faces harsh winters and an ever increasing fossil fuel bill to keep its 600 homes and businesses warm. A newly established wood pellet producer thinks he has a way to cut the town's fuel bill.
Biofuels Advance
By Bryan Sims
January 01, 1970
Interest in biomass-based fuels has intensified since the Energy Bill was passed mandating the use of millions of gallons of advanced biofuels. At the Advanced Biofuels Workshop & Trade Show held recently in Minneapolis it was clear that the race to commercialization is on and all signs indicate progress is being made.
Bioenergy in Action
By Crystal Luxmore
January 01, 1970
The Canadian Bioenergy Association's annual conference and trade show, held recently in Ottawa, testified to the rapid industry momentum experienced in 2008.
Renewable Hydrogen: Biomass for Sustainable Hydrogen Transportation Fuel
By Chris Zygarlicke
January 01, 1970
Biomass Power Improves Forest Health, Benefits the Environment
By Bob Cleaves
January 01, 1970
Angelina Fuels begins bundling slash for Aspen Power
By Ryan C. Christiansen
January 01, 1970
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