Biomass power can prevent energy shortfall Today is the fourth annual National Bioenergy Day — a day dedicated to shining a light on the many economic, infrastructural, and environmental benefits of bioenergy production in the U.S. On this day we would like to have a conversation about Michigan’s energy future, and the important role that … Continue reading Biomass power can prevent energy shortfall
Solar is in, biomass energy is out—and farmers are struggling to dispose of woody waste It should have been a good year for turning wood and waste into electrons. A record-setting drought forced growers to bulldoze thousands of acres of trees, and hardly anyone in the Central Valley has permission to light bonfires anymore. But … Continue reading Solar is in, biomass energy is out—and farmers are struggling to dispose of woody waste
Energy Company to close two biomass plants in Maine WEST ENFIELD, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — New Jersey based Covanta energy company announced Thursday it is shuttering two of it’s biomass power plants in Maine. Covanta Energy confirmed that decision Thursday afternoon. Covanta, which is based in Morristown, New Jersey operates biomass power plants in West … Continue reading Energy Company to close two biomass plants in #Maine
California’s Homeless Biomass Problem California’s immense stores of waste biomass once had a plush abode in the equitably priced, long-term power purchase agreements (PPA) that stemmed from the state’s aggressive interpretation of federal legislation—the Public Utilities Regulatory Policy Act of 1978—born out of the energy crisis of the early 1970s. At its peak in the … Continue reading California’s Homeless Biomass Problem
A city goes renewable, but raises questions about impact of biomass powerBURLINGTON, Vt. — When it purchased a small hydropower plant on the nearby Winooski River last fall, the municipally-owned electric utility here quietly nudged Vermont’s largest city into the sustainability spotlight. With a little creative accounting and the addition of the Winooski facility, Burlington’s … Continue reading A city goes renewable, but raises questions about impact of biomass power
Oregon biomass electricity plant effort seeks energy buyer LA PINE, Ore. — A wood-burning power plant remains a possibility for La Pine, with the city now taking the lead on the project from Deschutes County and the company behind it waiting for a change in the energy market. “It’s just been on hold due to … Continue reading Oregon biomass #electricity plant effort seeks energy buyer
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