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Opcon wins another bioenergy repeat order in the Czech Republic

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By Opcon

June 15, 2012

Power Thermal 

Opcon, the energy and environmental technology group, has received yet another order for equipment that recycles waste heat, this time within the bioenergy sector in the Czech Republic.

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A Brazilian subsidiary of Japan-based Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. recently received an order for a high-capacity, high-performance biomass-fired boiler from Brazil's largest pulp maker.

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A University of Alaska Fairbanks biomass project will reevaluate a central Alaskan forest network through the state-funded Boreal Alaska: Learning, Adaptation and Production (BAK LAP) project.

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How to reduce costs or lessen responsibility to the customer

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The U.K. biomass industry is waiting for regulatory clarity

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Biomass A Mile High

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By Lisa Gibson, Anna Simet and Luke Geiver

May 23, 2012

The 2012 International Biomass Conference & Expo in the Mile High City drew attendees from around the world, eager to learn and meet others who share their passion

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Bioenergy from farm waste can help solve well-known runoff issues in the Chesapeake Bay

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Keynote speaker Carlton Owen said the traditional hurdles aren't the big ones

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Crowdfunding Biomass Projects

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By BERT RANUM AND TODD TAYLOR

April 25, 2012

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Leaving a Legacy

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By Anna Austin

April 25, 2012

A Washington biomass bill is touted as a job-saver, bioenergy booster

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A biomass economist and the Savannah River CHP facility win bioenergy awards

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A Handle on Heating Value

By Anna Austin

April 25, 2012

A German company aims to bring biomass power plant innovation to the U.S.

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The Northeast Heating Expo opened with an agricultural seminar

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Setting an Energy Standard

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By Anna Austin

April 25, 2012

While 29 states and Washington, D.C., individually work toward their own renewable energy standards, the U.S. considers a national clean energy standard

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Even biorefinery-focused programs can offer funding for biomass projects

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The pellet industry is not lacking in creativity, evidenced by a number of novel project strategies

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Business Briefs

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By Staff

April 03, 2012

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Considering a CES

By Anna Austin

April 03, 2012

National Clean Energy Standard legislation has been introduced in the Senate

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The biomass industry is drawing support from other renewable sectors, including wind

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A novel and multi-faceted vertical farm and business incubator in Chicago will source its heat and power from a brewery waste anaerobic digester

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Proper strategies and equipment simplify biomass feedstock procurement

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Putting a Lid on Dust

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By Dave Mueller

April 03, 2012

To improve efficiency and be a good neighbor, the Hibbing, Minn., power plant enlisted Martin Engineering to modify its biomass fuel handling system

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The Energy Centre at Derwenthorpe was brought online earlier this month and will be renamed with the help of school children and community members.

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Renewable thermal energy now qualifies for renewable energy credits (RECs) in the state of Washington after Gov. Christine Gregoire signed a bill originally sponsored by Rep. Jeff Morris, D-Anacortes.

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A new study highlights the important role market forces play in calculating the GHG emissions from woody biomass used for bioenergy applications.

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If a Maryland State Senate committee agrees with the testimony of Dion Banks, director of governmental affairs for Cambridge International, the state could soon make biomass-based thermal systems eligible for its (REC) program.

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