GE Oil & Gas is planning to install a steam turbine generator at the Nippon Paper Industries, a new green energy cogeneration plant located at Port Angeles in Washington.
Enviva, a leading manufacturer of processed biomass, today announced it has acquired a Chesapeake Va. port terminal from Giant Cement Company to meet with the increasing demand for renewable biomass overseas, especially in Europe.
Cleantech Transit has provided added information on a 500 kW biomass power plant, which is operated and owned by Phoenix Energy in Merced in California.
Industrial Minerals Events’ inaugural GreenTech Minerals Conference will take place on 15-16 March 2011 in Rio de Janeiro. It is the only event specialised in the green minerals technology and covering a variety of topics including, but not limited to, wind and solar power, biofuels, batteries and electric vehicles.
INEOS New Planet BioEnergy (INPB), a joint venture between New Planet Energy and INEOS Bio, has started the construction of its first US-based commercial scale plant to generate sophisticated biofuels from waste.
Provider of sustainable technology and services, Metso has secured an order worth €30 million to supply a gasifier to maintain new gasification technology to Göteborg Energi’s sophisticated project called the GoBiGas20MW, which is slated for operation during the beginning of 2013.
Global Natural Energy (GNE) Cyprus and Solar Acquisition have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a joint venture named GNE USA to generate algae-based bio-diesel oil.
BioJet International, an international supply chain integrator in bio jet fuel and green diesel, has proclaimed that it has obtained a USD 1.2 Billion finance option from Equity Partners Fund, a Cayman- based firm.
Bing Energy, a company that produces parts for polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells, declared that it has entered into a commercialization accord with Florida State University for sole use of an innovative nanotechnology developed by the University.
For the last ten years, biodiesel in the form of fatty acid methyl ester has been promoted as a replacement for fossil-fuel-based diesel fuel. It was soon found that this has its problems because the required plants, such as rape, occupy cropland that can then no longer be used to grow food. A second-generation biodiesel is now supposed to be gained from plant waste.
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