Sustainability

New energy innovation projects announced in Canada May 2013

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has announced support for 55 innovative new projects aimed at producing and using energy in a cleaner, more efficient way. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Sustainable harvesting of bio-feedstocks April 2013

A new federal-private collaboration will be used to supply bio-based feedstocks for cellulosic ethanol. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Solar cells made from biomass March 2013

Georgia Institute of Technology and Purdue University researchers have developed efficient solar cells using products derived from plants and trees. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Preventing biofuel plants from becoming weeds March 2013

Researchers at the University of Illinois are working on how to improve the regulation of all invasive plants, including those used for biofuels. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Biomass conference and expo updates agenda March 2013

The agenda for the 6th annual International Biomass Conference & Expo has been updated and been made available online. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Duckweed for use as a biofuel March 2013

Researchers are looking to duckweed as a cheap and sustainable source of biomass for producing gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Analyzing biomass genetics March 2013

A new tool from the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory allows for quicker analysis of biomass to determine a samples genetics. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Improving biofuel production through genetic engineering February 2013

Michigan State University researchers have genetically engineered plants with oily leaves, which could aid in biofuel and animal feed production. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Subsidies ending for ethanol-based plants February 2013

Ottawa paid out $672-million to companies that have built plants to make grain-based ethanol and biodiesel, which created a new market for farmers. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Europe's biomass answers February 2013

The OSCIA is organizing a trade mission to Europe to explore biomass processing and market development. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Investment strengthens Canadian agri-food and biofuel industries February 2013

The Canadian Government will be investing over $900,000 in a POS Pilot Plant, which can create agri-food, biofuels and more from plant feedstock. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Bioenergy from corn cobs February 2013

Corn crop residues are often left on harvested fields to protect soil quality, but they could become an important raw material in cellulosic ethanol production. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Lower nitrogen losses with biofuel crops January 2013

Researchers at the University of Illinois have found that perennial biofuel crops have the ability to reduce nitrogen escape in the environment. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Ohio State receives $6.5 million for bioenergy and biofuel research November 2012

Ohio State University's Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center is researching the production of biogas from organic waste and bioenergy crops. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Is it profitable to farm energy crops? November 2012

An agricultural economist has developed an online calculator for farmers to determine if they can/should switch to growing energy crops in their fields. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Canadian agriculture opportunities in green energy

According to the lastest issue of the FCC Knowledge Insider, Canada's agriculture industry is in a unique position to meet changing global energy demands. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Sizing up biomass from space

Forests biomass is thought to play a role in reducing the effects of global climate change and new research is using satellites to count & monitor the biomass. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Government invests in reducing greenhouse gas emissions on-farm October 2012

The Canadian government has made an investment of $350,000 to develop cost effective tools to reduce methane and nitrous oxide emissions on farm. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Evaluating sorghum's cold tolerance October 2012

Researchers with the USDA Agricultural Research Service are exploring sorghum's cold tolerance to expand its production range. Like this? Tweet it to your followers!

Is there surplus land for bioenergy? October 2012

A team of 11 scientists from seven European countries and the USA have discussed utilizing surplus land for the production of biomass feedstocks. Like this? Tweet it to your followers! 1 comments

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