More Than 150 participants registered for IGC Turkey - Izmir International Geothermal Conference
More than 150 participants are soon gathering in Izmir, Turkey for the IGC Turkey - International Geothermal Congress, co-organized by Enerchange and ThinkGeoEnergy, in cooperation with EBRD and JESDER and supported by GW sponsor Ormat.
Duke Energy inks second innovative swine waste power deal in 2016
- Company to buy captured methane gas from swine farms in Duplin County, North Carolina
- Gas to be used at two Duke Energy power plants to generate carbon-neutral renewable energy
EIA's Annual Energy Outlook is a Projection, not a Prediction
EIA's approach to addressing the inherent uncertainty surrounding the country's energy future is to develop multiple cases that reflect different sets of internally consistent assumptions about key sources of uncertainty such as future world oil prices, macroeconomic growth, energy resources, technology costs, and policies.
California Energy Commission Awards Biodico $1.2 Million Grant for 'Zero Net Energy Farms' Project
-- Biodico to Utilize Proprietary Technology to Create Economically Viable Energy Efficient Farm of the Future --
-- Technologies to Stimulate Local Economy in Disadvantaged Regions --
Scientists Agree, Biodiesel A Key to Global Carbon Reduction
World's experts advance the science of quantifying transportation emissions
Bosch Greensource SM Series Geothermal Water Source Heat Pump Upgraded For Higher Reliability and Comfort
The Geothermal Water Source Heat Pump has been upgraded for improved installation, serviceability and reliability. Features include an all-aluminum evaporator coil resists formicary corrosion, capacities from 2 to 5 tons, with Energy Efficiency Ratings of up to 37.0 (GWHP-PL), and Coefficient of Performance Ratings of up to 5.8 (GWHP-PL). Units are available in vertical, horizontal and counterflow configurations.
Can we Save the Algae Biofuel Industry?
Christian Ridley for Newsweek: Algal biofuels are in trouble. This alternative fuel source could help reduce overall carbon emissions without taking land from food production, like many crop-based biofuels do. But several major companies including Shell and ExxonMobil are seemingly abandoning their investments in this environmentally friendly fuel. So why has this promising technology failed to deliver, and what could be done to save it?
Algae are photosynthetic organisms related to plants that grow in water and produce energy fromcarbon dioxide and sunlight. Single-celled microalgae can be used to produce large amounts of fat, which can be converted into biodiesel, the most common form of biofuel. There are many possible ingredients for making biofuels, from corn to used cooking oil. But algae are particularly interesting because they can be grown rapidly and produce large amounts of fuel relative to the resources used to grow them (high productivity). Cont'd...
16TH ALL-ENERGY: A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL TWO DAYS
The 16th All-Energy exhibition and conference, held at Glasgow, UK's SECC on 4 and 5 May attracted a total unique attendance of 6726 from 45 countries. Some 400 exhibitors from 14 countries were represented on stands throughout the busy exhibition halls at the UK's largest renewable energy event, which also focuses on low carbon and sustainable solutions. All-Energy will return to the SECC on Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 May 2017.
PlanET Biogas UK strengthens its market position
One new Food Waste and one Biomethane AD Plant recently completed
24TH EUROPEAN BIOMASS CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION, 6-9 June 2016, RAI Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The European Biomass Conference and Exhibition celebrates this year its 24th edition in Amsterdam. With a full agenda of horizontal topics the EUBCE is a key event for the biomass and bioenergy community. A unique platform promoting the transfer of knowledge and expertise among research, industry and policy makers to identify and enable smart solutions for the challenges of tomorrow.
Major Study Underscores Need to Reduce Ammonia Loss from Livestock Waste
Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTC QB: BNET), a provider of advanced livestock waste treatment technology, announced that a Colorado State University (CSU) study has determined that ammonia emissions from livestock waste and nitrogen fertilizers have surpassed nitrates (NOx) from fossil fuel emissions "as the dominant source of disruption to the nitrogen cycle."
Commercialising the biorefinery concept
The Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) is a specialist in the IB sector, a unique facility for the promotion of biological substances, systems and processes to produce chemicals, materials and energy
Solano County landfill gas-to-energy project providing clean power to homes
This cleaner source of electricity comes from a newly constructed renewable energy facility at the Potrero Hills Landfill in Suisun City, Calif.
Renewable Energy Group Further Expands Logistics and Storage at Danville, IL Biorefinery
Upgrades and improvements at Renewable Energy Group's Danville, IL biorefinery include the addition of a distillation tower (far left) and approximately 14 million gallons of additional storage
Natural Power celebrates at All-Energy
The renewables consultancy celebrates the launch of its pioneering software Portal at All-Energy 2016 this week, and Senior Renewable Heat Manager, Andy Yuill, speaks during the bioenergy session on sustainable straw. Natural Power will be exhibiting at stand C41.
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