Guidebook Supports Small-Scale Biomass Project Development in NY
By Mark Boustouler and Alison Reynolds
January 01, 1970
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority has sponsored the production of a guidebook to assist developers of biomass-power projects that produce less than 10 megawatts.
Southern Discomfort
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
To date, 29 U.S. states and the nation's capitol have adapted renewable energy standards, and the possibility of a national mandate is looming. The Southeast, however, seems to be lagging behind the rest of the country in implementing renewable energy policies.
Possible Policy Change
January 01, 1970
The U.K.'s Department of Energy and Climate Change is considering adjustments to its biomass policies in response to numerous concerns from developers including inability to secure funding and inadequate subsidies for cofiring facilities.
Facing the Vocal Opposition
January 01, 1970
As the biomass power industry grows, so do the organizations that seek to stop it. Opponents have been influential in postponing and even terminating plans for proposed plants, forcing developers to be more savvy in their pubic outreach.
Mitigation Mechanism
January 01, 1970
Using algae for carbon mitigation at power plants is gaining momentum but there is disagreement over whether it's the best or most efficient use of the resource.
Avant-Garde Agave
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
A group of researchers are touting agave, a plant traditionally used to produce tequila, as a revolutionary cellulosic ethanol feedstock.
International Biomass Conference & Expo: Power utilities discuss biomass stategies
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
International Biomass Conference & Expo: Harnessing value from MSW
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
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