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Biomass Alternative Energy:     more books (104)

Biofuel bonanza starting to run out of 'green' gas.(Business): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-10-06 The role of small-scale alternative energy systems in global change and environmental health: From case studies to a paradigm for development by Daniel M Kammen, 1993 Biomass alternative fuels program final report: Results of the feasibility studies awarded under PL 96-126 by N. E Stanley, 1982 Cattails as an energy source: Final report to Minnesota Energy Agency on alternative energy research funded by the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources by Douglas C Pratt, 1978 Assessment of costs and benefits of flexible and alternative fuel use in the U.S. transportation sector (SuDoc E 1.90:0004/2) by U.S. Dept of Energy, 1993 The Minnesota alternative energy research and development policy formulation project: Subcommittee 6 : biomass conversion by Lawrence E Conroy, 1977 The practical alternative, bio-energy: Remarks before the Bio-Energy '80 World Congress and Exposition, Atlanta, Georgia, April 21, 1980 by S. David Freeman, 1980 Financial feasibility analysis of alternative potential biomass based products: Study (Technical report / UCED) by Karl A McArthur, 1996 The agro-chemo-energy-complex: Alternative use of land for the production of energy vectors and industrial raw materials (Strategic dossier) by Werner-Willi Kleinhanss, 1987 The cost of ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass: A comparison of selected alternative processes : final report by Hans E Grethlein, 1993 Reduction of CO2 emissions from mobile sources by alternative fuels derived from biomass by Robert H Borgwardt, 1993 Cellulose Ethanol Market Potential by Energy Business Reports, 2008 Methods for evaluating energy effects of forest management alternatives by Gideon Schwarzbart, 1982 Woody biomass production: A land use alternative (Circular / Florida Cooperative Extension Service) by Mitch Flinchum, 1982

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81. Alternative Energy Sources : Energy Saving Trust
    So what are the different types of alternative energy sources available to us? Solar, water, wind, biomass and geothermal energy are just the tip of the iceberg  
    http://www.est.org.uk/est_energy/alternative_energy_sources.html
    
    Extractions: For more information on the individual programmes managed by the EST, click on the links below. Energy Efficiency TransportEnergy Solar Grants Community Energy ... Managed Housing Programme Or click below for: Press Office The Energy Saving Trust was set up by the UK Government after the 1992 Rio Earth Summit and is one of the UK's leading organisations investigating the development of alternative energy sources. Their goal is to achieve the sustainable, efficient use of energy and to cut carbon dioxide emissions that are the key contributor to global warming. The use of alternative energy sources is one way to address this vital goal, which affects us all. So what are the different types of alternative energy sources available to us? Solar, water, wind, biomass and geothermal energy are just the tip of the iceberg. It is one of the Energy Saving Trust’s roles to research the most economical and efficient use of these alternative energy sources. What are the benefits of alternative energy sources? At the forefront is the reduction in carbon monoxide emissions and the benefits of these sources being renewable, therefore not sapping our rare and valuable commodity of fossil fuels. Government policy and programs are now right behind alternative energy sources and the figure for electricity generation, along with others, is only set to rise. At the regional level, the Energy Saving Trust works with local authorities and a range of organisations (including schools and housing associations) to promote the implementation of alternative energy sources.

82. Biomass-Key Text
    Future growth. Ultimately, the success of biomass as an energy alternative will be determined by economics. Industries that use their  
    http://www.science.org.au/nova/039/039key.htm
    
    Extractions: of Science Sponsored by Energy from biomass is sparking interest amongst scientists, policy makers and growers as they search for clean, renewable energy alternatives. You will get more from this topic if you have mastered the basics of energy Printer-friendly version of complete topic Extracting energy from biomass is an ancient practice, dating back to when people first burnt wood to provide heat and light. But just because the idea is old doesn't mean there's no scope for novel technology. Scientists are continuing to find new and increasingly efficient ways to extract energy from biomass, to a point where it is now being taken seriously as a future energy option. What is biomass? Biomass One of the most appealing things about biomass energy is that it doesn't contribute to the enhanced greenhouse effect , provided that the biomass is harvested sustainably ( Box 1 ). Coal, gas, oil and other fossil fuels Where does the energy come from? The original source of the energy present in biomass is the sun. Small 'factories' in plant-leaves called chloroplasts chemical bonds of these compounds.

83. Industry Trends & Statistics - On Company Profiles And Market Research
    Topics include Fuel Cells; Micropower and Microturbines; Wind Power; Solar Power; biomass; Profiles of Leading alternative energy Corporations including  
    http://www.plunkettresearch.com/summaries/energy_technology_summary.htm

84. Press Release -
    SEMINAR ON THE LATEST ADVANCES IN biomass GASIFICATION AS alternative energy SOURCE. (ROCKY HILL, CONN., May 8, 2001) – A Wednesday  
    http://www.ctcleanenergy.com/news/37.php
    
    Extractions: SEMINAR ON THE LATEST ADVANCES IN BIOMASS GASIFICATION AS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCE (ROCKY HILL, CONN., May 8, 2001) – A Wednesday, June 20th seminar will present information on a clean and plentiful alternative to fossil fuel-generated energy. “Biomass Gasification: The State of the Art” will be held at the Holiday Inn in Cromwell from 9:00 to 1:30 pm. Presented and sponsored by The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund, the seminar will feature discussions of Connecticut’s current energy mix and its future in the use of renewable energy sources. Internationally known researcher Virinder Singh will be the luncheon speaker. Dr. Singh is the research director of the Renewal Energy Policy Project in Washington, DC. Other speakers will discuss: Connecticut’s energy resources, large gasifiers; small scale gasifiers; microturbines and fuel cells and biomass. “We felt it was important at this time for us to present the latest advances in biomass gasification,” says Subhash Chandra, Director of Investments for the Connecticut Clean Energy Fund. “This process has the potential to produce energy as clean as natural gas, but with local resources that are not subject to supply constitutions, price spikes or international controls. This is all part of The Clean Energy Fund’s charge to diversity the mix of energy sources and offer the ratepayers of Connecticut viable alternatives for their power.” The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund invests in enterprises and other initiatives that promote and develop sustainable markets for energy from renewables and fuel cells that will benefit the ratepayers of Connecticut. The fund was created by the Connecticut General Assembly as part of legislation deregulating electric utilities.

85. ME3 - Sustainable Minnesota - Biomass Information Page
    alternative energy Production Study CommitteeFinal Report, February 1996, Iowa General Assembly; Bioenergy Mialing List Archives; biomass Fuels, energy, Carbon  
    http://www.me3.org/issues/biomass/
    
    Extractions: The Basics Biomass FAQs - Renewable Energy Policy Project, 2001 Minnesota Biobased Fuels, Power, and Products State Fact Sheet - DOE's Biomass Research and Development Initiative, December 2001 Bioenergy Facilities in Minnesota - NREL Biofuels and Agriculture - A Factsheet for Farmers - Bioenergy Information Network Phillips Community Energy Cooperative's Biomass Project The Green Institute, as part of their Phillips Community Energy Cooperative in south Minneapolis, is studying the feasibility of turning the south side garbage transfer station into a biomass-fired power plant that would burn urban waste wood. Haubenschild Farm Manure Digester Demonstration Project - Minnesota Farm Based Energy - Haubenschild Farm Demonstration Project Haubenschild Farm Home Page Haubenschild Farms Final Report - Minnesota Project, Updated August 2002

86. HotMeta Results
    electricity, ocean power, tidal power, wave power, biomass, woodheaters and Research Centre for Renewable energy for the alternative energy Development Board.  
    http://search.avel.edu.au/CMD/get?att=any&val=biomass&mode=simple&usinghib=off

87. Alternative Energy Tips - Solar Systems, Wind Power, Hydro...
    Free online alternative energy projects for solar/PV, wind, hydro, geothermal and other renewable energy systems, plus backup generators. alternative energy / Renewable energySustainable, OffThe-Grid Backup Articles (Scroll down to 'energy') - Backwoods Home Magazine. Biogas Generator (working model) - Re-energy.ca  
    http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/altenerg.htm

88. Search Directory Page
    The Company ·. The Projects ·. The Process ·. Recycling ·. FAQ ·. Contact Us. Copyright © 2000 alternative energy, INC. All rights reserved. Revised May 2001. , .  
    http://www.woodchip.com/index2.htm

89. Environmental Organization WebDirectory - ScienceEnergy
    biomass energy in Hawaii Hawaii s energy, Ocean, and Technology Resources (State of Hawaii-Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism-energy  
    http://www.webdirectory.com/Science/Energy/Alternative_Energy/Biomass_Energy/
    
    Extractions: Biomass Energy in Hawaii - Hawaii's Energy, Ocean, and Technology Resources (State of Hawaii-Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism-Energy, Resources, and Technology Division) Biomass Resource Information Clearinghouse - The purpose of this clearinghouse is to provide high-quality biomass resource data for theUnited States. The Bottom Line - The American Energy Crop Association promotes renewable energy from Agricultural sources National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is the nation's leading laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research. NREL develops renewable energy technologies to heat and cool buildings; increase efficiency in industry, light homes and offices; power cars and trucks; produce plastics, clothing, and chemicals; clean our water; and destroy toxic waste. Nebraska Ethanol Board - State Agency ethanol/clean fuel advocacy group - A public service research site with new research on tobacco, health, biomass energy, and sustainable development alternatives Welcome To AAEC's Homepage - Offering advanced automatic biomass fueled heating systems with pollution abatement and compatible with solar for homes, farms and businesses

90. Energy Group Booklet - Biomass
    Thus when biomass is used as a source for fuel, the carbon dioxide released The technology is being used to generate energy from sewage and landfill sites in  
    http://www.rdg.ac.uk/AcaDepts/st/home/energygp/book/biomass.html
    
    Extractions: Energy students Recent concerns about the effects of carbon dioxide from the use of fossil fuels, such as in global warming, has led to a renewed interest in the use of biomass, since it absorbs carbon dioxide as it grows. Thus when biomass is used as a source for fuel, the carbon dioxide released is only the amount it has already absorbed. Research at Reading is being done on the use of vegetable oils, vegetable oil esters and methane gas (both biogas and natural gas) in compression ignition engines. The combustion characteristics of these fuels in engines are very different from those of diesel. Exhaust gas emissions and other environmental issues are also considered. There is also interest in the use of alcohol fuel in spark ignition engines. While the production and use of alcohol fuels has been achieved on a national scale in Brazil, more work is required on small-scale farm or village level production of this fuel. There is a growing interest in the use of wood as a fuel. Cooperation is being sought on a project to find more efficient ways of manufacturing charcoal to supply both the British barbecue market and the urban domestic market in developing countries. The gasification of wood to produce a fuel gas that can be used in internal combustion engines and elsewhere, is another area in which cooperation on a project should lead to new technology being developed to meet a large potential market both in Europe and the developing world.

91. Biomass Energy Facilities
    Subjects Planning energy Facilities biomass energy Facilities. Printer Friendly 01/04. biomass energy Facilities. Contents.  
    http://www.mrsc.org/Subjects/Planning/energy/E-biomass.aspx

92. Energy & Agriculture: ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Servi
    gif Costconscious farmers and ranchers have become increasingly aware of the impact that energy has on their bottom line. With  
    http://attra.ncat.org/energy.html
    
    Extractions: Fayetteville, AR 72702 Home Cost-conscious farmers and ranchers have become increasingly aware of the impact that energy has on their bottom line. With dairy producers, for instance, the cost of electricity alone can decide whether or not they are able to stay in business. And savings on energy on any farm means more money in the farmer's pocket. These savings all start with efficiency and conservation, but today's farmers can figure into the energy equation as producers as well as consumers. For many farmers and ranchers, solar, wind, and biofuels energy can be generated and used on-farm to cut energy costs and increase energy independence. Perhaps of equal promise is that farmers can become important energy producers, both for themselves and their neighbors, as well as for the nation's future. The publications in the series look at energy conservation and renewable energy technologies and what they can mean to farm profits.

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