Category Archives: Biomass

Biomass Benefits Could Take Years

A new study by the Biomass Energy Resource Center finds the positive impacts of biomass will be a long time in coming. it also finds forests here in Georgia will feel the effects. read more

Biomass Benefits Could Take Years

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Tapping biomass to the max

SOME 10 years ago, the oil palm biomass is widely considered as a bane to many oil palm industry players, from plantations right down to the mills and refineries.

Tapping biomass to the max

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Mustus Energy Selects Lockheed Martin to Develop Biomass Facility in La Crete, Alberta

CALGARY, ALBERTA– – Mustus Energy ltd. today announced that it will be working with Lockheed Martin to build a new 41.5 megawatt biomass-fueled power generation plant in La Crete, Alberta, Canada. The …

Mustus Energy Selects Lockheed Martin to Develop Biomass Facility in La Crete, Alberta

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Biomass removal targeted at summit; risk of bigger wildfires would be reduced

Since 1999 about half a million acres of forest have burned in Trinity County, but the damage didn't have to be that widespread, a county supervisor said Wednesday.

Biomass removal targeted at summit; risk of bigger wildfires would be reduced

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BioPlastek 2012: Does Bio-Polypropylene Make Economic Sense?

With Braskem planning to commercialize a bio-based PP drop-in resin in late 2013, there is speculation on whether the renewable resin will be cost-competitive with conventional petro-derived PP. this question will be examined in a presentation to be given by Nexant at the BioPlastek 2012 Forum on March 28-30 in Arlington, Virginia, USA. According to the consultancy, Braskem’s relatively small propylene plant under construction will use the readily available dimerization and metathesis technologies. it will therefore not be on a par economically with petro-derived propylene. Longer term, there are other more attractive process pathways which, together with use of price-advantaged feedstocks will enable cost parity. the Nexant presentation is part of a unique session at the BioPlastek 2012 Forum on the comparative economics of drop-in biopolymers versus their petro-derived counterparts.

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Biomass firm expects trade boost

A BIOMASS heating company is predicting up to 40% growth this year following the introduction of a Government backed payment scheme.

Biomass firm expects trade boost

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Biomass plant to be online by 2013

Posted: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 8:08 am | Updated: 10:41 am, Wed Feb 8, 2012.

Biomass plant to be online by 2013

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Universal Display Introduces New Closet System HOS™ (Home Organization Solutions) Made From Corn

Universal display is proud to announce a strategic alliance with Corn Board Manufacturing, Inc. and the use of CornBoard™ in its HOS™ (Home Organization Solutions) product line to be manufactured in Lewisville, Texas.

(PRWeb February 03, 2012)

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Universal Display Introduces New Closet System HOS™ (Home Organization Solutions) Made From Corn

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True Green Energy Group Announces Green energy Contract with Beltrans

True Green Energy Group (TGEG), ISIN number CA8724191066, Cusip number 872419106 trading on Deutsche Boerse AG under the stock symbol TGG.F, announced today that they had signed the contractual Memorandum of agreement to deliver the Beltrans renewable energy technology system to the site in San Fernando Pampanga.

(PRWeb February 05, 2012)

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Firm abandons Leith biomass plans

The company behind proposals to create biomass plants at four Scottish ports withdraws plans for a facility at Leith.

Firm abandons Leith biomass plans

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