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Marktanalyse II: Energieholzpreise

Das vorliegende Dokument ist das zweite in einer Serie, die laufend erweitert wird und sich jeweils einem bestimmten Teilbereich des Energieholzmarktes widmet, mit Zahlen, Daten und Fakten zum Energieholzaufkommen, Energieholzmarkt und Energieholzverbrauch. Damit wird ein Überblick über die Gesamtsituation des Energieholzmarktes geboten.

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Issue date: 
07.06.2011
Publisher Name: 
Klimaaktiv
Publisher-Link: 
http://www.klimaaktiv.at
Autor: 
Herbert Tretter

Proving the microwave charcoal technology was the easy part

BIOCHAR

In one sense, proving Carbonscape's novel one-step process can cheaply produce highly porous charcoal was the easy part.

Now the Blenheim-based cleantech company faces the potentially far greater challenge of nationally and globally commercialising its method of turning biomass such as sawdust into what is known as activated carbon (AC).

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Issue date: 
Feb 3, 2011
Publisher Name: 
New Zealand Herald
Publisher-Link: 
http://www.nzherald.co.nz

Biomass power plant finds wood to burn

The company that wants to build a controversial wood-burning power plant near Shelton has signed a fuel-supply contract with Mason County’s largest private timberland owner – Green Diamond Resource Co.

Terms of the contract were not disclosed, but Adage spokesman Tom DePonty said the agreement should provide about 20 percent of the 604,000 tons of wood debris the company needs to power its plant each year.

It is the first fuel-supply contract signed by Adage and a forest landowner for the $250 million project.

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Issue date: 
08/13/2010
Publisher Name: 
The News Tribune
Publisher-Link: 
http://www.thenewstribune.com
Autor: 
JOHN DODGE
Author e-Mail: 
jdodge@theolympian.com

Nova Scotia Power and NewPage propose renewable co-generation project

Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and NewPage Port Hawkesbury Corp. (NewPage) today announced agreements to develop a new 60 MW biomass co-generation facility.

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Issue date: 
Apr 5, 2010
Publisher Name: 
ForestTalk
Publisher-Link: 
http://foresttalk.com

Britain cuts down forests to keep ‘green’ power stations burning

Britain is set to plunder the lungs of the world to feed its growing hunger for wood to burn in power stations.

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Issue date: 
November 16, 2009
Publisher Name: 
TimesOnline
Publisher-Link: 
http://www.timesonline.co.uk
Autor: 
Robin Pagnamenta

Potential Grows for Biomass Energy in the US

SAN FRANCISCO — Woody biomass provides just 0.94 percent of all U.S. energy now, supplying the equivalent of 3.5 million American homes. But Bob Cleaves, president of the Biomass Power Association, a group in Portland, Maine, that represents about 80 plant-burning incinerators in 16 states, says available raw material would allow the industry to double its output. New incinerators are already being planned in many states.

Biomass plant plans in Wisconsin

A proposal by We Energies to generate power by burning waste wood at a Wisconsin paper mill comes at a time when the paper industry and environmentalists have raised concerns about another wood-burning power plant in northern Wisconsin.

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Issue date: 
September 12, 2009
Publisher Name: 
JSOnline
Publisher-Link: 
www.jsonline.com
Autor: 
Thomas Content
Author e-Mail: 
tcontent@journalsentinel.com

Industrial woody biomass gasification for Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Sept. 10 /CNW/ - Nexterra Systems Corp. (www.nexterra.ca), aleading supplier of biomass gasification solutions announced today that it has
been selected by the City of Stamford, Connecticut to develop a biomassgasification system for the Stamford Water Pollution Control Authority("SWPCA"). The energy system will supply Stamford with clean renewable thermal energy that will reduce Stamford's fuel costs and carbon footprint.

Biofuel production research - EU funds project

A new EU-funded project aims to develop economically and environmentally efficient techniques for the production of biofuels. Called NEMO ('Novel high-performance enzymes and micro-organisms for conversion of lignocellulosic biomass to bioethanol'), the initiative will generate new ways of converting agricultural and forestry waste, such as straw and wood chips, into liquid biofuels.

Trees instead of ethanol...

It didn't take long for the debate on biofuels to heat up again, despite the bottom-of-the-barrel price of oil and an economy in the drink. This time, it was a study published in the February issue of Science that said corn-based ethanol could add nearly twice as many greenhouse emissions as fossil fuels. Not to be left out, the California State Regulators, among others, have jumped into the fray and now seem ready to declare that biofuel will not help reduce global warming.

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