$1 a Gallon Ethanol Getting Closer-Plasma Power!
Coskata’s gasification process uses a plasma “torch” to gasify biomass to syngas. The syngas is then converted to ethanol using proprietary micro-organisms.
Coskata leverages proprietary microorganisms and efficient bioreactor designs in a three-step conversion process that can turn virtually any carbon-based feedstock into ethanol, from anywhere in the world. The [...]
Posted on January 18th, 2010 by Editor
Filed under: BIO DIESEL, BIO GAS, BIO MASS, BY-PRODUCTS, ETHANOL, PETROL | No Comments »
Projects: Realisations
Mouscron – 17.6MW biofuel installation – December 2006
In December 2006 Electrawinds started operating a second biofuel installation in Mouscron. This plant has a capacity of 17.6MW and provides green power for approximately 44,000 families on an annual basis.
Sourced and published by Henry Sapiecha 18th July 2009
Posted on July 18th, 2009 by Editor
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Projects using green power
Evolis in Belgium
Evolis is an industrial estate located along the E17 motorway on the territory of Kortijk and Harelbeke that is currently being developed by Leiedal Intermunicipal Association.
On this industrial estate Electrawinds will start two renewable energy projects. The first project concerns the construction of 4 wind turbines [...]
Posted on July 18th, 2009 by Editor
Filed under: BIO DIESEL, BIO GAS, BIO MASS, CARBON TRADING, ELECTRICITY, ENVIRONMENT, TECHNOLOGY, WIND | No Comments »
Belgium’s biofuels & cogen plants:
Cows are the answer
Aidan Turnbull reports on a recent visit to Electrawinds Biomass Mouscron, one of Belgium’s most advanced cogeneration plants based on biofuels. such as biomass and solar energy.
It’s incredible to think that tallow from rendered-down dead cows could be one of the major sustainable fuel sources behind 18MW of [...]
Posted on July 18th, 2009 by Editor
Filed under: BIO DIESEL, BIO GAS, BY-PRODUCTS, CARBON TRADING, METHANE, SOLAR, TECHNOLOGY | No Comments »
Heating the Northeast with Renewable Biomass
Roughly 30% of the energy used in the U.S. is for heating and cooling, and a large proportion of the energy used for heat comes from burning oil. While using renewables to generate electricity and solve transportation issues (the other 70% of the equation) receives the lion’s share of attention [...]
Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by Editor
Filed under: BIO GAS, BIO MASS, CHARCOAL, COAL, FIRE, GENERAL, WOOD | No Comments »
