Biomass-fired cogeneration plant back online in California
05/16/2013
The Eel River Power Plant, a biomass-fired cogeneration plant in Scotia, Calif., is back online after being closed for more than five months. |
Waste-to-energy plant to use GE natural gas-fired engines
05/15/2013
GE and Green Waste Energy signed a frame agreement for GE to supply an undetermined amount of Jenbacher gas engines to power a series of Advanced Recycling and Energy Conversion plants. |
Georgia Power adds 53 MW of biomass capacity from Piedmont Green Power
05/14/2013
Georgia Power added 53.5 MW of new biomass capacity through a 20-year power purchase agreement with Rollcast Energy Inc. |
Abengoa to build waste-to-energy power plant in Arizona
05/07/2013
Abengoa was picked by Vieste Energy LLC to build a power plant that will use municipal waste to produce electricity in Arizona for $110 million. |
Duke plans to reach 6,000 MW of renewable energy by 2020
04/22/2013
Duke Energy has released its most recent sustainability report, which lists a goal of increasing the company’s renewable portfolio and reaching 6,000 MW of wind, solar and biomass power capacity by 2020 among its other goals. |
Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center offline for routine maintenance
04/16/2013
The Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center, a Dominion-owned power plant that can burn both coal and biomass, is offline for a scheduled maintenance period. |
IRS defines start of construction for the Production Tax Credit
04/16/2013
The Internal Revenue Service explained today what developers must do this year to be considered to have started construction of new renewable energy projects. |
Renewable energy accounts for majority of new generation in 2013
04/10/2013
The majority of new power generation in the U.S. in 2013 is being created by renewable power sources. |
Wyoming coal-fired plant granted another extension to begin construction
04/02/2013
The Wyoming Industrial Siting Council granted another extension to Two Elk Power Co. for the construction commencement date of a waste coal- and biomass-fired power plant in the Powder River Basin coal mining district. |
Co-firing with Biomass: A Look at the Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center
04/01/2013
As power companies look to deal with stronger federal regulations and a focus on renewable energy, many talk about maintaining fuel diversity – using a variety of generation methods to not only meet overall emissions requirements, but also stabilize prices for customers by not relying too heavily on one type of fuel throughout a company's fleet. |
Juhl Wind changes name to Juhl Energy
03/26/2013
Juhl Wind Inc. completed a name change to Juhl Energy Inc. to reflect the steps the company has taken to diversify its portfolio. |
U.S. Air Force to consider developing biomass power plant on military base
03/25/2013
The U.S. Air Force and New Generation Biomass LLC have entered into a license agreement to explore the development of a biomass-fired power generation facility on Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. |
Three New England states working together to drive down renewable energy costs
03/19/2013
Three New England states are planning joint solicitations for renewable energy in an attempt to create a buyer’s market and driving down the costs of renewable energy. |
Guidance issued for new renewable energy projects at federal agencies
03/11/2013
The U.S. Energy Department (DOE)’s Federal Energy Management Program issued new guidance for federal agencies developing renewable energy projects larger than 10 MW. |
FuelCell to demonstrate landfill gas project in Canada
02/28/2013
FuelCell Energy Inc. signed a contract to demonstrate a tri-generation stationary fuel cell power plant near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. |
FERC: All new U.S. electricity capacity in January from renewable sources
02/20/2013
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has released data for January showing that all new energy created in the month was provided by renewable energy sources. |
Study: Nuclear lifecycle emits less CO2 than solar, hydro, biomass
02/20/2013
The fact that nuclear power results in less CO2 emissions than coal and natural gas is widely understood; fewer people know hydropower, photovoltaic solar power, and biomass all produce more CO2 emissions than nuclear power as well. |
GreenWhey Energy secures financing for wastewater-to-energy facility
02/19/2013
GreenWhey Energy Inc. recently announced it has secured financing for a 3.2 MW facility that would convert food process wastewater to energy. |
Metso to supply biomass CHP power plant in Russia
02/14/2013
Metso Corp. will supply a complete 4 MWe biomass-fired combined heat and power plant to Bioenergeticheskaya Kompaniya LLC in Russia. |
B&W unit to build waste-to-energy plant in the UK
02/14/2013
The Babcock & Wilcox Co. said that it’s Denmark-based subsidiary, Babcock & Wilcox Volund A/S, and consortium partner Interserve Plc. were awarded a $100 million contract to design and build a waste-to-energy power plant in the U.K. |
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