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Nov 22, 2011
Two biogas plants planned for Slovakia
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Nov 22, 2011
In Oregon, US, Green Lane Energy has proposed to build an anaerobic digestion plant in Junction City.
If granted approval the plant will generate 1,600kW/h of electricity from grass straw, fruit and vegetable waste and dairy manure. This is enough to power 1,500 households.
Green Lane Energy could break ground on the AD before the end of this year, with operations scheduled... [Read More]
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Dec 3, 2015
Three pasteurisation systems made by Landia are helping Shropshire Energy produce 2.5MW of renewable energy at its AD plant in Littleport, Cambridgeshire, UK.
Designed as a free-standing unit that heat-treats organic waste so that the resulting thin substance can be used as an energy-efficient substrate, each of the three 8m3 pasteurisers at Shropshire Energy is fitted... [Read More]
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Nov 24, 2011
Southern Power has closed its Texas, US-based biomass-fired power plant following a bomb threat on 21 November.
The company made the decision to shut the facility after a threatening note was found written inside a Portaloo.
The plant will remain closed until after Thanksgiving, which will lead to a loss for $1.1 million (€800,000) for the company.
Authorities are... [Read More]
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Dec 2, 2015
Vega Biofuels has entered into a joint venture agreement to manufacture green energy products from industrial hemp.
The joint venture (JV) company includes Vega Biofuels and Oregon, US-based Now Corp., and it will operate under the name Vega Now from the Now Corp.'s property in Colorado.
The two companies will be working together to test industrial hemp as a feedstock... [Read More]
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Nov 25, 2011
The Port of Amsterdam is preparing for a growth in biomass product as European countries look to replace existing coal-fired power plants with renewable materials.
As the port gears up to meet the expected growth in this sector, new developments of fossil fuel terminals are no longer allowed, although expansion projects of existing terminals will still be able to go ahead.
The... [Read More]
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Nov 29, 2011
KTG Agrar, a producer of agricultural commodities, has reached a 20MW milestone as it continues to expand its biogas capacity.
To date the company generates enough electricity for 34,000 homes; a significant increase from the 28,000 households it served in mid-2011.
This figure is set to increase further as KTG Agrar is currently building more biogas plants with a combined... [Read More]
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Nov 29, 2011
In Amel, Belgium, one utility company has co-fired fossil coal with biocoal supplied by renewable energy company 4Energy Invest.
4Energy Invest manufactures the biocoal, which it made from black torrefied woodchips, in its large-scale production unit.
The co-firing trial lasted for around 20 hours. The utility reported successful results as it did not have to modify the... [Read More]
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Nov 29, 2011
In Berlin, New Hampshire, US, a new programme has been set up to encourage local homeowners to convert from burning fossil fuels to wood pellets.
The Model Neigborhood Project, a collaboration between the Northern Forest Center, Berlin BetterBuildings, the city of Berlin and Maine Energy Systems, is to offer subsidies to around 40 local homeowners to incentivise them to... [Read More]
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Nov 29, 2011
In Pakistan, the Italian government, along with the Small Industries Development Board (SIDB) is to invest Rs50 million (€716,000) in the development of biogas plants in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The project will see 436 biogas plants erected throughout six districts: Peshawar, Charsadda, Nowshera, Abbottabad, Haripur and Mansehra.
Pakistan's potential for... [Read More]
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Nov 29, 2011
Canada-based wood pellet producer Biomass Secure Power has outlined its three-year growth plan.
The company currently has five wood pellet production plants under development, which will manufacture a total 3.5 million tonnes of wood pellets a year.
The first plant is slated to come online in 2012, with a further two to be ready for commissioning in 2013. The remaining... [Read More]
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Dec 5, 2011
Wood pellet manufacturer Enviva is to develop a production factory in Courtland, Virginia, US.
The plant, which could be up and running by the first half of 2013, will produce 454,000 tonnes of wood pellets a year. The majority of these pellets will be exported to utility companies in Europe through Enviva's Port of Chesapeake deep-water port terminal outside of Norfolk.
Upon... [Read More]
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Nov 30, 2011
Belgium-based tradeshow operator easyFairs has acquired the market leading bulk liquid storage conference and exhibition, StocExpo.
easyFairs will take over the organisation of the 2012 event with immediate effect. International sales manager, Sharé Mason, has transferred to the UK offices of easyFairs in Twickenham and will continue in the success of the 2012... [Read More]
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Dec 1, 2011
Algae.Tec, a company dedicated to the production of renewable oils from algae, has been awarded a contract to build its algae biofuels production facility in Sri Lanka.
The plant is being constructed for cement and building company Holcim Lanka and is Algae.Tec's first plant to be built in Asia.
Holcim is investing in the plant to reduce its carbon footprint by channelling... [Read More]
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Dec 5, 2011
Canadian company Core BioFuel has produced a wood-to-fuel process to create high-octane, benzene-free, drop-in petrol.
The fuel will be produced from dimethyl ether and Larry Melnichuk, vice president of process design and development at Core says the technology ‘performs better than expected’.
He says: ‘The catalyst for this reaction did not produce... [Read More]















