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UM researchers receive $1.1 million biomass grant

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By Matt Soberg

October 06, 2011

Advanced Biofuels Chemicals Pellets Power Thermal 

Researchers from the University of Montana in Missoula have received $1.1 million to study various aspects of woody biomass feedstocks, technology and economics.

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The Port St. Joe, Fla., City Commission unanimously approved Rentech Inc.'s Northwest Florida Renewable Energy Center at its meeting Oct. 4, after a 3.5-hour comment period that included 27 speakers.

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Chromatin Inc., a biomass supplier with operations in California, and Constellation Energy, a power company headquartered in Maryland, have agreed to study the feasibility of burning sorghum as an alternative fuel at two power plants in California.

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More than 250 people turned out for the groundbreaking ceremony of Burgess BioPower, formerly known as the Berlin Station, in Berlin, N.H., Oct. 6, including New Hampshire's governor and the city's mayor.

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The U.K.'s Renewable Heat Incentive will launch up to two months later than planned, following concerns from the European Commission regarding the tariff level for large biomass technologies.

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The Meadow Lake Tribal Council held a community ceremony in Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Oct. 3 to announce the development of a 36-megawatt biomass power facility on the site of its pellet plant outside of town.

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With the construction start deadline of the end of this year looming for the Treasury Section 1603 Grants for Specified Energy Property in Lieu of Tax Credits program, the criteria for that specification is still not clear to many applicants.

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An 8-megawatt anaerobic digester that would run on a mix of food processing waste including sweet corn silage and potato and bean waste is proposed for the southeast Minnesota town of Le Sueur.

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DP CleanTech will convert a coal-fired power plant in Thailand to run instead on waste wood and eucalyptus bark. The retrofitted combined-heat-and-power plant will provide 20 megawatts of electricity to a nearby bioethanol plant.

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After just a few months of production, Cliffs Natural Resources Inc.'s biomass cube production facility in Michigan could close its doors, a result of the plant's performance not reaching design capacity and expected production levels.

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A number of pellet manufacturers are included in a list of companies that will receive payments from the USDA to expand production and availability of both solid and liquid biofuels.

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U.S. EcoGen Polk LLC plans to construct and operate a 60-megawatt biomass plant in Fort Meade, Fla., that will use eucalyptus as a feedstock. At a cost of $200 million, developers expect construction to begin on the plant in early 2012.

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A Sept. 29 webinar by the American Biogas Council will delve into the 1603 Treasury Program, explaining its terminology, standards and qualifications. The deadline for the grant in lieu of tax credit program is Dec. 31.

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The U.S. DOE held a webinar, "The U.S. Billion-Ton Update," on Sept. 22, which provided in-depth analysis of the study processes, results and differences from the 2005 Billion-Ton Study.

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The EPA Regulatory Relief Act, legislation that would allow the U.S. EPA to improve its flawed Maximum Achievable Control Technology rules, has been approved by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

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A Salute to Biomass Combined Heat and Power

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By Joseph Seymour and Natasha Wad

September 20, 2011

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Business Briefs

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By Staff

September 20, 2011

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A UCS report displays the tremendous potential for bioenergy development in the Midwest.

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The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Fla., plans to build a $670 million waste-to-energy facility.

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U.S. companies plan to develop biopowered computer data centers to reap the benefits of local supply and competitive power pricing.

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New EPA document does little to clear up concerns about MACT”s “solid waste” definition.

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Taylor Biomass Energy satisfies Greenopia's rigorous review to distinguish it as a sustainable business.

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Following disappointing trial crop yields, NRG Energy shelves its biomass project.

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A forester and biomass supplier attempts to quash misinformation about Florida's biomass availability.

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PurposeEnergy is eyeing the brewery industry for its novel AD cogen system.

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CMRA and NSWMA have crafted standards for grading C&D wood so it can be utilized in combustion systems.

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