Features
BY Multiple studies tout the potential of energy crops to contribute to a fossil fuel-free lifestyle. But barriers block the path in most countries treading it. READ MORE
BY Established by a family-owned greenhouse vegetable business, New Energy Farms plans to wear several hats in the global miscanthus energy market. READ MORE
BY Lisa GibsonPlanting energy crops on marginal lands could offer landowners a way to supplement current yields, and multiple ongoing tests seek to determine just how viable the practice could be. READ MORE
Contributions
BY Mike Schmidt Harvesting woody biomass is ‘preventive medicine’ for our forests and just what the doctor ordered for timber-dependent communities. READ MORE
BY Daniel Simon and Tom Kimmerer The redesigned Biomass Crop Assistance Program may have some shortcomings when it comes to funding and longevity, but it still provides significant opportunities for making new biomass materials economically viable for energy production. READ MORE
Industry News
BY Lisa GibsonThe commonwealth's final RPS qualification standards are overdue. READ MORE
BY Lisa GibsonDow will begin to use eucalyptus in Brazil, as the country continues to make meaningful use of the tree in its bioenergy sector. READ MORE
BY It has been an eventful few months for BCAP. READ MORE
BY Anna AustinTexas company embarks on second AD project. READ MORE
BY Lisa GibsonThe agency is allowed only a one-month extension to rework the final boiler MACT rule. READ MORE
BY Sugar makers have a sweet power advantage. READ MORE
BY Wisconsin groups develop bioenergy atlas. READ MORE
BY Lisa GibsonGE’s global reach gives it a bird’s eye view of biogas industry trends. READ MORE
BY Lisa GibsonEPA seems to have listened to the concerns surrounding its Tailoring Rule, and has announced a three-year deferment of compliance for biogenic sources. READ MORE