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California's Tajiguas Landfill to construct AD project in 2017

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By Katie Fletcher

November 30, 2016

Biogas Power 

In July, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors approved a resource recovery project at the Tajiguas Landfill. Project developers are currently finalizing agreements between the cities it would serve and hope to begin construction in 2017.

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The U.S. Government Accountability Office issued two reports Nov. 28 suggesting that the renewable fuel standard (RFS) program is unlikely to meet its targets for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and expanding the U.S. renewable fuels sector.

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RFA: Most manufacturers approve using E15 in MY 2017 vehicles

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By Renewable Fuels Association

November 30, 2016

More than 80 percent of new 2017 model year vehicles are approved by the manufacturer to use E15 , according to an analysis of warranty statements and owner's manuals conducted by the Renewable Fuels Association.

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Startup Synata Bio outbid Shell Oil Co. in the bankruptcy auction for Abengoa Bioenergy Biomass of Kansas at Hugoton, Kansas. Shell's stalking horse bid of $26 million was nearly doubled in the winning bid.

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Growth Energy partnered with major fuel retailers Sheetz, Minnoco, Protec Fuel and Murphy USA for its annual Pink Out program to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer during October.

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Growth Energy partnered with major fuel retailers Sheetz, Minnoco, Protec Fuel and Murphy USA for its annual Pink Out program to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer during October.

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The European Renewable Ethanol Association (ePURE) regrets the European Commission's intentions to phase out, or significantly reduce, the use of conventional biofuels in Europe.

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Amidst what seems like a deluge of half-truths and hyperbole about biomass and its effects, it's important for the industry not to shy away from rigorously showing the real-world benefits that this form of renewable energy can bring.

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Queensland RFA: Mandate shouldn't result in higher pump prices

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By Queensland Renewable Fuels Association

November 30, 2016

Queensland motorists should not expect to pay more at the bowser due to the state's ethanol mandate, said Larissa Rose, Queensland Renewable Fuels Association managing director.

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Finland outlines energy, climate actions to 2030 and beyond

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By Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of Finland

November 30, 2016

The Finland government approved the national energy and climate strategy to 2030 on Nov. 24. The strategy will be submitted as a government report to the Parliament, where discussion on it started Nov. 30.

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Leveraging sea routes that connect to vast quantities of regional biomass, combined-heat-and-power stations across Scandinavia are retooling to capitalize on the carbon-neutral fuel.

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Corn market steady

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By Jason Sagebiel, INTL FCStone

November 29, 2016

Nov. 28--Corn production was determined to be 15.226 billion bushels as the national yield was last figured at 175.3 bushels per acre.

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Warm fall temperatures delay DDGS seasonal demand

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By Sean Broderick, CHS

November 29, 2016

With Thanksgiving behind us, and the Mississippi ready to close down in the “Cities, the winter months are here, but the weather has not yet caught up.

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BASF is introducing a new version of its Lutropur brand of methanesulfonic acid (MSA) with higher active concentration for multiple applications in biodiesel and ethanol processing.

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Continuing its years-long investigation of whether torrefied biomass could extend its life, Boardman Power Station is prepping to undergo a substantive test burn.

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28 Days Later: Waste to Fuel

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By Ron Kotrba

November 29, 2016

The Canadian city of Surrey, British Columbia, prepares to open a new biogas plant fed by its residents' kitchen scraps and yard waste, the fuel from which will power its collection fleet of CNG vehicles.

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Natural gas inventories hit record peak

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By Andy Huenefeld, Kinect Energy Group

November 29, 2016

Natural gas inventories hit record peak after starting from a baseline of more than 2.4 Tcf in March,

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Chip Energy's unique biomass recycling venture will turn waste wood into wood pellets, briquettes and more.

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The market seemed to be making a delayed shift to seasonal patterns during late October and early November as energy and ethanol prices started to turn lower based on growing supplies.

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BASF is introducing a new version of its Lutropur brand of methanesulfonic acid (MSA) with higher active concentration for multiple applications in biodiesel and ethanol processing. BASF's new Lutropur MSA-XP features 94 percent active concentration.

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After a decade of generating clean energy for customers throughout the region, the Northern Wood Power biomass unit at Eversource's Schiller Station in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, continues to be an engine for the state's forestry industry.

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Rex American Resources released third quarter financial results Nov. 29, reporting net sales and revenue of $116.3 million, up from $110.6 million in the third quarter of 2015.

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The Surface Transportation Board has announced it is seeking nominations to fill a vacancy on its Rail Energy Transportation Advisory Committee. The STB is seeking candidates representing private railcar owners, lessors or manufacturers.

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The U.S. DOE has announced plans to provide up to $6 million in funding to support the deployment of energy efficiency and clean energy on Indian land. Applications are due Feb. 7. An informational webinar is planned for Dec. 1.

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Shell and Cosan have reached an agreement to strengthen the Raízen joint venture in Brazil through a change in its contractual structure that has transformed Raízen from a temporary to a permanent joint venture.

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New bioplastic materials may enable gardeners to tend their plants more sustainably and could even help plants “self-fertilize� and grow healthier roots, according to research conducted by Iowa State University horticulturists.

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North Carolina has the potential to gain $2.7 billion in new capital investment, nearly 24,300 construction and maintenance jobs, and a multitude of related industry-service jobs, by taking advantage of biogas.

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On Nov. 25, the government of Canada announced plans to develop a low-carbon fuel standard that would require reductions in the carbon footprint of fuels supplied in the nation based on lifecycle analysis.

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The Greenest Universities

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By John Ackerly

November 28, 2016

For high school students, these 20 universities are all excellent places to immerse themselves in renewable energy technology and policy.

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On Nov. 25, the government of Canada announced plans to develop a low-carbon fuel standard that would require reductions in the carbon footprint of fuels supplied in the nation based on lifecycle analysis.

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