Category Archives: Biomass
Cyclone Power Technologies Signs Teaming Agreement with Biomass Gasifier Technology Company, Enginuity Energy
Cyclone Power Technologies (OTCQB: CYPW) developer of the all-fuel, clean-tech Cyclone Engine, announced today that it has signed a Teaming Agreement with Enginuity Energy LLC, an innovator and manufacturer of biomass gasifiers. under this agreement, the parties have joined forces to pursue government funding and commercial applications for distributed biomass-to-power systems that will utilize …
New Soil Reef Biochar Creates a Lifetime of ‘Black Magic’ for the Soil
New Soil Reef™ biochar is the last soil amendment gardeners will ever need. Whether a gardening enthusiast, landscaper, grower or forester; Soil Reef™ biochar provides massive gains in both agriculture and the environment.
(PRWeb February 23, 2012)
New Soil Reef Biochar Creates a Lifetime of ‘Black Magic’ for the Soil
Biomass Packaging Adds Modular, Single-Serve Food Packaging Made From Ingeo to Line of Compostable Foodservice Solutions
Ideal for foodservice operators looking to expand their range of grab-and-go foods for on-the-go consumers, new inserts transform the simple cold cup into a versatile container for a variety of snacks and meals. Available exclusively from BioMass Packaging, the cups, lids and inserts are made from a natural plastic derived from renewable, plant-based resources that biodegrade.
(PRWeb February 29, 2012)
World Scientists Define United Approach to Tackling Food Insecurity
Nearly one billion people in the world are undernourished, while millions suffer from chronic disease due to excess food consumption. Global demand is growing for agricultural products and food prices are rising, yet roughly one-third of food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted. Climate change threatens more frequent drought, flooding and pest outbreaks, and the world loses 12 million hectares of agricultural land each year to land degradation. Land clearing and inefficient practices make agriculture the largest source of greenhouse gas pollution on the planet.
(PRWeb March 28, 2012)
BioSyn Resources LLC Exports its Ultraclean, Dual-Purpose Benzene-Free Gasoline
BioSyn’s newly appointed Distributor in England received its first batch of ultraclean, dual-purpose, aromatics-free gasoline in February 2012. the first of its kind in the world, this environment and public health friendly gasoline will be used for applications where public health and environmental safety considerations are a primary concern.
(PRWeb March 27, 2012)
BioSyn Resources LLC Exports its Ultraclean, Dual-Purpose Benzene-Free Gasoline
Dion Banks Testifies to the Benefits of Thermal Biomass Systems in Front of the Senate
The bill to include thermal biomass systems into Maryland’s Renewable Energy Credit program will help farms on the Eastern Shore reduce their environmental impact, as well as operate more efficiently and profitably.
(PRWeb March 28, 2012)
Dion Banks Testifies to the Benefits of Thermal Biomass Systems in Front of the Senate
Biomass Evaluation Has to Include Market Forces
Galik and fellow scientist Robert Abt wanted to eliminate the differences between studies on the feasibility of biomass to compare them evenly.
Oil Palm Biomass Center Malaysia launched
( Delft University of Technology ) Today Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak launched the Oil Palm Biomass Center in the Malaysian Parliament. OPBC is a Malaysian public-private partnership aiming to accelerate technology development, testing and demonstration for utilization of oil palm biomass.
Oil Palm Biomass Center Malaysia launched
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BioPlastek 2012: Unlocking the Potential of Seaweed as Feedstock for Bioplastics
Seaweed has long been recognized as having potential to be one of the most environmentally sustainable and cost effective feedstocks for the production of fuels and chemicals. it is globally abundant, has very high sugar content, is fast growing, does not require fertilizer or fresh water, does not have lignin, and can be easily be cultivated. Scientists at Bio Architecture Lab (BAL) have developed the first ever microbe capable of metabolizing all of the major sugars found in brown seaweed, making this sugar significantly less costly than those derived from sugarcane or corn. BAL will unveil details of its proprietary technology at BioPlastek 2012, March 28-30 in Arlington, Virginia, USA.
