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Wind, biodiesel push for subsidy extensions Sioux Falls Argus Leader Sioux Falls-based Poet plans to expand a corn ethanol plant in Emmetsburg, Iowa, to also make the biofuel from cobs. The uncertain future of the renewable energy tax credits discourages investors from putting money into renewable energy firms, ... |
 Biomass Power and Thermal | Kedco plans five UK biomass facilities Biomass Power and Thermal “The signing of the banking facilities with RBS for the Newry Biomass Plant is an endorsement of the company's strategy to build biomass energy plants in the UK…[It] allows the company to now pursue the opportunities represented by the other plants in ... and more » |
 OnEarth Magazine | Renewable Energy's Ugly Duckling OnEarth Magazine All the clean energy projects I'd seen around Bangalore, whether solar or biomass, depended on financial angels in their early stages, to prove that their ideas were viable and could be replicated at a larger scale. SELCO, whose work I described in my ... |
“Cluster” groups advance economic priorities KFSK It also wants to convince builders to use more regional timber products, and promote waste-wood energy. Co-chair Wade Zammit, of Ketchikan-based Sealaska Timber Corporation, says it's been trying to avoid duplication with another recent group. ... and more » |
Start-Up BioLite Aims To Help Developing World With Safer, Cleaner Stove Wall Street Journal (blog) Many clean-technology companies are trying to solve the world's biggest environmental problems with equally big solutions and are building enormous wind farms, gigantic ethanol plants, massive electric car factories and the like to ... and more » |
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