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Alternative Energy Sources
and development of natural gas and alternative sources and a freer energy marketcould of renewable sourcesincluding solar, geothermal, biomass and wind
http://horizon.unc.edu/projects/OTH/1-2_tech2.asp

Extractions: by James L. Morrison The Los Angeles Times , p. D2.] The Danish government is pushing ahead with one of Europe's most ambitious alternative energy projects-a pro gram that would make Denmark the first country in the world to use wind power as a significant contributor to its national electricity grid. At the present, only California has installed greater wind-power capacity. Denmark is in the final stages of an initial expansion that will triple its wind power by the end of the next year to cover nearly 10% of its electricity requirements through wind energy. Denmark and California together produce 90% of the globe's wind-generated electricity. [Marshall, T. (1992, April 7). Danes no blowhards on alternative energy. The Los Angeles Times , p. H4.] The Christian Science Monitor , p. 26.] Edison and Texas Instruments recently announced a solar technology breakthrough. A relatively low-cost solar photovoltaic cell has the potential to provide one-third of an average home's electricity using a 10-by-10 foot rooftop panel! [Bryson, J.E.(1991, May 19)Change is in the wind- and the sun. The Los Angeles Times , p. M5.]
Mississippi Department Of Agriculture And Commerce - Alternative Energy Opportun
American Soybean Association. biomass Research Development. Iowa energyCenter. Mississippi alternative energy Enterprise. National Biodiesel Board.
http://www.mdac.state.ms.us/Library/AlternativeEnergy/AlternativeEnergyTrip.htm

Extractions: Biofuels Tour of the Mid West Testimonials of Delegation Members Mayor Thomas Griffith of Amory Mayor Brandon Presley of Nettleton Representative Charlie Smith of Eupora Pictures of the Midwest Tour Biodiesel Plant - Ralston, Iowa Ethanol Plant - Coon Rapids,Iowa John Deere - Moline, Illinois Methane Capture Plant - St. Cloud, Minnesota
NRDC: Biomass Energy
biomass energy Converting biomass into energy is one of the alternative energytechnologies that can help curb air pollution and global warming.
http://www.nrdc.org/air/energy/fbiom.asp

Extractions: Converting biomass into energy is one of the alternative energy technologies that can help curb air pollution and global warming. Larger scale use of biomass to generate electricity or for motor vehicle fuel is a more recent development. And with our world's economy still built around the use of fossil fuels, biomass is worth a closer look. Technological advances and political accommodations have allowed biomass power to appear on the radar screen as a viable energy alternative. Today, biomass is poised to make a major contribution to domestic and international electricity and fuel needs while providing substantial environmental benefits. Biomass can be converted to energy, either as electricity or as liquid fuels, such as ethanol. Some of the most common biomass energy sources are wood, animal manure, crop residues and "dedicated" crops those grown specifically for energy such as willow trees and switchgrass. An uncountable number of woodstoves are being used to produce heat for buildings and for cooking throughout the world, making biomass one of the most common forms of energy. Utilities and commercial and industrial facilities are also using biomass to produce electricity in increasing amounts. But most biomass users today rely on inefficient and sometimes highly polluting ways of converting biomass into energy. Furthermore if the trees, crops and manure used to generate energy come from unsustainable practices such as clearcut logging and factory-style hog farming, then the biomass energy is unsustainable too.
Senators Introduce Alternative Energy Incentives =TheHill.com=
which established the firstever wind energy production tax poultry waste and closedloop biomass co-fired of biodiesel, a clean-burning alternative fuel made
http://www.hillnews.com/news/031903/ess_alternative.aspx

Extractions: The four Senate committee leaders with jurisdiction over energy taxes and energy policy last week introduced a bill that would provide tax incentives for the production of alternative energy. The Energy Tax Incentives Act of 2003 (S. 597) was introduced by Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), Finance Committee ranking member Max Baucus (D-Mont.), Energy and Natural Resources Chairman Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) and Energy Committee ranking member Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.).
February 14 - Grassley Wins Committee Approval For Alternative Energy Initiative
last night for a number of environmentally responsible alternative energy initiativesthat he has championed for years, including wind, biomass, ethanol and
http://grassley.senate.gov/releases/2002/p02r2-14.htm

Extractions: Grassley Wins Committee Approval for Alternative Energy Initiatives WASHINGTON Sen. Chuck Grassley won committee approval last night for a number of environmentally responsible alternative energy initiatives that he has championed for years, including wind, biomass, ethanol and biodiesel. "It makes sense to use the tax code to develop alternative energy," Grassley said. "Cutting taxes is an effective way to encourage positive, environmentally conscious ways to produce electricity. I was glad to work with the committee chairman to put together a good, green energy package." The committee passed the bill on a voice vote. Grassley said he intends to offer this tax package as an amendment to the comprehensive energy bill that the Senate is expected to take up later this month. Here are the Grassley items included in the committee-approved tax package: Wind energy. The bill includes Grassley's pending legislation, the Bipartisan Renewable, Efficient Energy with Zero Effluent (BREEZE) Act (S. 530) , to extend the production tax credit for energy generated by wind for five years. The tax credit expired Jan. 1. Grassley authored the
Biomass Energy Furnace Businesses In The World
Product types biomass energy systems, biomass energy furnaces, electric bicycles,alternative fuel vehicles, composting systems, energy efficient lighting
http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/biomass/furnace/furnaces.shtml

Extractions: Biomass Energy Furnaces Request Information or a Price Quote from All Businesses Listed Below Bioenergy Technology Limited Nimbkar Agricultural Research Institute(NARI) PROFUGOS LTDA. ... We provide wood fired Boilers (log,chip and pellet) and all ancillary equipment for domestic,community commercial and industrial applications.We can act as consultants for wood heating projects and provide and instal complete heating systems . We are a provsionally accredited supplier for the recently introduced Clear Skies Scheme. Business type: manufacturer, importer,consultancy Product types: biomass energy furnaces, wood burning stoves and furnaces, biomass energy boilers, biomass energy system components, biomass energy systems, water heating systems, Combined Heat and Power. Service types: installation,consultancy,service,commissioning Address: Pound Lane, Framfield, Nr Uckfield, East Sussex United Kingdom TN22 5RU
Biomass Energy System Businesses In The World By Business Name
AAEC Advanced alternative energy Corp. Business type manufacturer, technologydeveloper; Product types New concept biomass and waste burning boilers
http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/biomass/biosystems/byN/byName.shtm

Extractions: By Name Request Information or a Price Quote from All Businesses Listed Below ADAS Environment American Bioenergy Association Arctic OPET ... Arctic OPET is a cross-border (north Sweden, Norway and Finland) is a non-profit EU project for small and middlesized companies who want to convert from electricity and oil to renewable energy sources. Business type: nonprofit organization Product types: biomass energy products.
Federal Energy Management Program: FEMP Focus - Biomass And Alternative Methane
FEMP Focus November 2002 biomass and alternative Methane Fuel SuperESPCs Helping Federal Facilities Turn Waste into energy. alternative
http://www.eere.energy.gov/femp/newsevents/cfm/fempfocusarticle.cfm?newsID=139
Federal Energy Management Program: FEMP Focus - Biomass And Alternative Methane
biomass and alternative Methane Fuels Are Widely Adaptable energy Sources.Wastewater treatment digester gas can yield more methane fuel.
http://www.eere.energy.gov/femp/newsevents/cfm/fempfocusarticle.cfm?newsID=142
Pure Energy Corporation - Alternative Fuel Biomass
most of his career, Mr. Ahmed has been researching and developing renewable energytechnologies, alternative energy systems, and energy conservation protocols.
http://www.pure-energy.com/company/

Extractions: General Directors General Pure Energy Corporation, a private company founded in 1992 and incorporated in 1994, develops and commercializes cleaner burning motor fuels and production technologies to produce bio-chemicals, some of which are components of those fuels. The fuel formulations are patented or have patents pending. We are seeking industrial partners to assist in the distribution and marketing of these products, and we encourage interested parties to contact us . We plan to continue developing or licensing innovative technologies for the production of our fuels, the fuels' constituent chemicals and their formulations. Our offices are located in Paramus, New Jersey and Orange County, CA. Index Previously, he worked at the non-profit Institute for Local Self-Reliance in Washington, DC, the bioprocess engineering research laboratories at Cornell University and at the Complex Systems Research Center in New Hampshire. Mr. Ahmed has written over 75 scientific papers, chapters and books. He has been president of the Board of Directors of both the National Biodiesel Foundation and EarthOne Inc. SCOTT D. DUNLOP
ERC Organization
alternative energy, Solar, wind, fuel cells, thermal energy systems, structures inenergy generation, cogeneration VOC conversion, biomass, atmospheric deposition
http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/ERC/ERCorg-2.html

Extractions: Solar, wind, fuel cells, thermal energy storage, biofuels, transportation alternatives, turbines Person Description Contact info Terry Faddis Mechanical Engineering: Solar faddis@ku.edu Saeed Farokhi Aerospace Engineering: Renewable Energy Laboratory, advanced technology for wind energy conversion sfarokhi@ku.edu Tom Mulinazzi Civil Engineering: Traffic engineering, mass transportation,rail transportation tomm@ku.edu Trung Van Nguyen barock@ku.edu Marios Sophocleous Kansas Geological Survey: Thermal energy storage, water resources, hydrocarbon migration, simultaneous fluid/heat movement, geothermics, reservoir simulation marios@kgs.ku.edu Peter Tenpas Mechanical Engineering: Turbines tenpas@ku.edu Kyle Camarda camarda@ku.edu Dennis Sanders Arch., solar Utility regulations, energy storage systems, structures in energy generation, cogeneration, incineration, VOC conversion, biomass, atmospheric deposition, particulates, consumer incentives Person Description Contact info Douglas Houston Business, utility regulation, consumer incentives, energy policy
Renewable And Alternative Energy Applications For State Agencies
biomass is a form of energy stored in growing matter through photosynthesis, which,when converted, can produce electricity, heat, process steam, or liquid
http://www.mme.state.va.us/De/chap7a.html

Extractions: Renewable Energy Technologies Assistance There are a number of renewable energy technologies which may make both economic and environmental sense for your agency to investigate, either in the planning and design of new facilities or as an energy cost reduction strategy for existing facilities. These technologies may include, but are not limited to passive solar design, photovoltaic (solar electric), solar thermal water heating, biomass/bioenergy systems, and geothermal/ground-source heat pumps. Agencies are encouraged to work with the architectural and engineering firms assisting them in the planning and design of new facilities and renovations to assess options for cost-effectively employing renewable energy technologies. The Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy can provide interested agencies and their architectural and engineering firms with targeted information, technical assistance, and guidance in assessing the potential for using renewable energy technologies. Following is a brief introduction to some of the more commonly used renewable energy technologies and several strategies for your consideration. NOTE: This is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of all possible renewable energy technologies. For example, wind energy systems are not covered, however there are a few areas of the state (especially the higher mountain elevations in the southwestern part of the state and in some areas of Virginia's eastern shore) where the wind energy resource may be large enough to consider an application of this technology.
Alternative Energy
Producers of biomass feedstock and developers of solar, geothermal, and wind willalso lead to technology and resource development of alternative energy sources
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Helpful Links
biomass energy Program What's New on EREN Wisconsin energy Bureau Wisconsin Focuson energy Wood Heat Organization, Inc. World Bank Asia alternative energy
http://www.biomass.org/links.htm

Extractions: Helpful Links Below are links to a variety of other sources of information about biomass energy technologies and other renewable energy technologies. Many of these links were compiled by the U.S. Department of Energy. If you or your organization know of any additional links that should be added here, please click here to send that information to us. Thank you! A B C D ... Z Agriculture: Industry of the Future
Alternative Energy
http//www.biomass.org. Home Page. Bruce Cathie_1 Clustron Sciences_1 Experiments_1 Monatomic Research_1 alternative energy_8 Amateur Science_2
http://www.thecyberwiz.com/directories/alternative/links/alternativeenergy.html
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Back to biomass Home Page. Grassley tax victories in energy bill good news forbiomass project Key alternative energy production tax incentives from Sen.
http://www.cvrcd.org/grassleytaxvictories.htm

Extractions: "It makes sense to use the tax code to develop alternative energy," Grassley said. "Cutting taxes is an effective incentive to encourage positive, environmentally conscious ways to produce electricity. I'm glad to work with Senate leaders to advance a good, green energy package." Velvet Glenn, Chariton Valley Biomass Project coordinator, says the energy bill is good news for the Chariton Valley Biomass Project. The tax incentives will allow switchgrass to become more cost competitive with other renewable energies. This package will provide a tax credit of 1.5 cents per kilowatt hour, which is equal to $20 per ton of switchgrass, she says. Elizabeth Paris, Tax Counsel for the United States Senate Finance Committee, who has worked closely with Senator Grassley and the Chariton Valley Biomass Project to develop the legislative language, says everyone involved worked very hard to protect this project. Its an amazing project to work on and to contribute to this effort has been a rewarding experience. This provides the opportunity to use closed loop biomass to create electricity to restore prairie lands and to create another income for farmers and ranchers, Paris says.
Energy And Power Web Resources
Fuels Data Center alternative Fuels Home Page Industry Snapshot International energyOutlook 2001. biomass energy Agriculture Links American biomass Association
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District Heating and Cooling Wind energy biomass energy Bioenergy energy waterpowersmall hydro hydroelectric energy hydroelectric energy alternative energy.
http://www.newenergy.org/
Bioenergy Hot Sites
United States energy Information Agency Renewables and alternative energy data Thispage includes links to data on biomass, wood and ethanol production data.
http://calvin.biotech.wisc.edu/jeffries/hotlinks.html

Extractions: NREL Renewable Resource Data Center This NREL-supported site provides a summary of renewable energy resources including solar flux and biomass data. National Renewable Energy Laboratory This is the homepage for NREL. From this site find information about the Alternative Fuels Division The Biofuels Resource Information Clearinghouse This is a site maintained by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory provides reliable information biomass resources. The Energy Information Agency A clearing house for information on energy supply and demand. Bioenergy Information Network This is a government-maintained site that ties into reports, databases and other resources. Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network A site that locates and organizes quantitative information about renewable energy and energy efficient technologies. Oak Ridge Energy Crop County Level Database This site summarizes biomass availability throughout the United States. Biopower Renewable electricity for local communities. This site provides information about the DOE BioPower program and industry. The Renewable and Alternative Energy site at Solstice This organization hosts newsgroups with lots of interaction on technical, political and process-related information.
Available Books
Affordable Passive Solar Homes, Passive Solar, Book. Alcohol Fuels Bibliography,biomass, Book. alternative energy Retailer The Dealers Magazine, energy, Magazine.
http://www.ncsc.ncsu.edu/library/available_books.cfm?StartRow=61&PageNum=2

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