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Dedicated Energy Crops Play a Key Role
Energy crops have a key role to play for the government, industry and agriculture, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor Chris Harris.
Willow Gains Territory
A large area near Ringkøbing Fjord will soon be covered by an unbroken expanse of energy willow. One of the objectives is to investigate the practical aspects of growing willow.
Benefits of Short Rotation Coppice Willow
Short Rotation Coppice (SRC) willow is grown as a high biomass energy crop across the UK that can remain viable for between 25 and 30 years and can be harvested every two to three years, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor Chris Harris.
Homegrown Energy a Big Win for Jobs
Next-generation biofuels could create over 18,000 jobs, displace nearly 15 per cent of Gasoline consumed in the DC metro area, and reduce millions of pounds of nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay
New Opportunity for South American Tree Farms
A new report from RISI, South American Tree Farm Update, shows in detail how the convergence of the timberland, bioenergy, and carbon markets is creating a flood of new investment opportunities in South America's plantation forest industry.
Wood to Energy: Woody Biomass Conversion Technologies
A variety of technologies can transform wood into energy for residential, commercial, and industrial uses, according to research by Jessica Tomasello, Lauren McDonell, Martha C. Monroe and Annie Oxarart from the. School of Forest Resources and Conservation,...
Miscanthus: Better Southeast Biofuel Crop
When it comes to growing crops to make into biofuels, the talk usually centers on corn or switchgrass. But in the Southeast, the ornamental grass Miscanthus may outgrow them both, writes Stephanie Schupska from the University of Georgia.
Bioenergy Crops Likely to be More Invasive
Whilst there is interest in bioenergy as a renewable alternative to fossil fuels, there is also concern about its environmental impact. A recent study demonstrates that potential bioenergy crops in Hawaii are two to four times more likely to be invasive...
Developing UK Biogas
A Renewable Energy Strategy (RES) is due to be published by the Department of Energy and Climate Change in the UK this month and the National Grid would like to see an "Energy Masterplan" published, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor Chris Harris.
Best Practice for Energy Crops
Energy and bio-processing are potentially one of the main pillars to support Irish agriculture up to 2030, writes TheBioEnergySite senior editor, Chris Harris.
Best Practice for Energy Crops
Research on energy farming at Teagasc spans an unbroken period of over 30 years. This long history of research reflects the potential Teagasc sees in this area. Our recently published Foresight report (Towards 2030) identified energy and bio-processing...
Wood to Energy: Use of the Forest Biomass for Wood Pellets
The forest biomass can be used as a source of energy write Marian Marinescu, assistant professor of Forest Utilization, and Todd Bush, graduate research assistant, West Florida Research and Education Center, and the School of Forest Resources and Conservation,...
Benefits from Small Scale Bioenergy Initiatives
Small scale bioenergy initiatives in developing countries can be an efficient use of natural resources, writes TheBioenergySite senior editor, Chris Harris.
Production of Giant Reedgrass for Biofuel
Giant grasses, that have been regarded as weeds and that grow prolofically in Florida and across other US states are now attracting attention as potential feedstocks for biofuels. Robert Gilbert, associate professor; Agronomy Department, Everglades Research...
Corn or Pellet Stoves Offer Heating Options
Fluctuating energy prices have some people considering biomass stoves as a way to heat their homes. North Dakota State University's Extension energy educator provides the pros and cons of heating with corn or pellet stoves.
 
 
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