Four surprising maps about American renewables

Climate Spectator

• BOBBY MAGILL 
 
• 19 JUN, 10:59 AM 
 

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Biomass growth capacity drops in US

Bioenergy Insight


27 May 2014


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UK report highlights economic impact of bioenergy, biofuels

Biomass Magazine


By Erin Voegele | May 13, 2014


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Report: U.S. military renewable policies need more security focus

Biomass Magazine


By Anna Simet | May 01, 2014


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Senate committee approves tax credit extension package

Ethanol Producer Magazine


By Erin Voegele | April 03, 2014


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Iowa bill would extend state renewable energy tax credit

Biomass Magazine


By Erin Voegele | April 01, 2014


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Associations release renewable energy outlook paper

Biomass Magazine


By Anna Simet | April 04, 2014


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Energy sector looks to agricultural waste

Farm Industry News

Roy M. Palk | Farm Industry News

March 27, 2014

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China’s big plans for biomass

Eco-Business.com

By Gosia Klimowicz

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26 March 2014

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House bill aims to create renewable electricity standard

Biomass Magazine

By Erin Voegele | December 10, 2013

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RENEWABLE ENERGY MID-YEAR REPORT

Hydrogen Fuel News
Posted on 30 September 2013

 

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N.M. bill would allow creation of RECs for biomass thermal energy

Biomass Magazine
By Erin Voegele
February 22, 2013

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Program launched to authenticate feedstock as 'renewable biomass'

Biodiesel Magazine
By Ron Kotrba
December 18, 2012

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ACORE state-by-state guide provides valuable information

Biomass Magazine

By Erin Voegele
November 29, 2012

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Gov’t R&D key to Brazil’s energy strategy

Northern Colorado Business Report
By Steve Lynn October 19, 2012

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Global Bioenergies demonstrates conversion of renewable sources to propylene

Bio-based Digest

Tom Saidak
October 10, 2012   Read more

Presidential candidates’ energy views go in different directions

Duluth News Tribune

Published October 07, 2012, 12:00 AM

By: Don Davis , Forum Communications

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Japan Eyes 6-Fold Increase in Use of Renewables by 2030

Utility Products

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Ag Energy Coalition urges House Ag Committee to support bio-based jobs through Farm Bill Energy programs.

Biobased Digest
Tom Saidak
July 17, 2012

In Washington, the Agriculture Energy Coalition has urged Members of the House Committee on Agriculture to ensure that energy title programs receive sufficient, mandatory funding as they mark up the next Farm Bill. Lloyd Ritter, co-director AgEC stated:

“Farm Bill energy programs have helped the renewable energy industry create thousands of jobs across the country in rural communities where they are very much needed. They have also helped farmers put more than 160,000 acres of underutilized farmland across 12 states back into production. And they have helped hundreds of new American businesses generate 100,000 jobs producing home-grown biobased products. These effective programs are a vital part of the overall Farm Bill. The Coalition thanks Rep. Leonard Boswell (D-Iowa) for offering an amendment to the committee’s mark that would ensure strong, mandatory funding”.

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New website debunks renewable energy myths

Biomass Power & Thermal
By Anna Simet
June 20, 2012

The American Council on Renewable Energy has launched a new website designed to address the imbalance in America’s debate over clean and renewable energy.

The Energy Fact Check website offers visitors multiple browsing options to learn the truth about renewable energy cost and availability, jobs generation, policies and technology, public opinion and bipartisan support, the strength of the industry and how it affects national security.

Numerous common myths in each category are addressed with real answers, which are documented. For example, under the category Cost and Availability, the first claim listed is, “clean and renewable energy is too expensive,” and it is followed by a factual answer. “The cost of clean and renewable energy is much lower than some might think and is already cost competitive with conventional energy resources in many markets,” it said. “In the last two years, prices for wind, solar, electric vehicles and other technologies have fallen rapidly and will continue to do so, and biofuels have helped lower gas prices.”

Go to the ACORE web site: Energy Fact Check

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