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What is Biomass Energy?

By: EnviroCitizen | 2010-09-17 | Science
What is Biomass Energy?In short, biomass energy is the process of incinerating organic waste, such as dead trees, branches, yard clippings, crops, wood chips or sawdust, to create energy. Biomass is converted into energy through a relatively simple process, especially when compared to other manners used to obtain energy. First, the organic waste is collected at biomass power plants. read more

Biomass Energy: An Overview

By: Susan J Morris | 2013-01-02 | Home improvement
In fear of using up the planet’s resources, the public clamors for renewable sources of energy. I’m sure you have encountered solar energy; a promising source of power but come in a steep price. read more

Biomass Power - #1 Renewable Energy

By: Susan J Morris | 2013-01-02 | Home improvement
Today, fossil fuels still power up most of our homes and industries. However, these oil and gasoline are not meant to last forever – they’re on the verge of getting depleted. read more

Biomass Energy at Hill Air Force Base

By: Mike Silcox | 2012-03-20 | Environment
When you think of alternative energy methods, you likely think of wind turbines, solar panels and hydroelectric plants. However, there are other sustainable types of energy still found in the earth itself, and the Hill Air Force Base biomass is just one example of this. The site in Utah is one of the most important alternative fuel sites in the United States, and will still be for years to come. read more

Clean Energy Through the Nacogdoches Biomass Plant

By: Brian Walters | 2012-04-01 | Environment
The Nacogdoches biomass plant is located near Sacul, Texas and was first developed by American Renewables in 2009. Shortly after construction began on the project, American Renewables sold it to Southern Power Company, which is one of the largest wholesale energy companies in the Southeast United States. The Nacogdoches biomass plant is a 100-megawatt wood-fired plant and includes the following: read more

Biomass Energy-The Smart Alternative

By: Pierce David | 2011-11-04 | Home improvement
In today's world, being green is more important than ever. There is a major buy-local movement, and, in particular, many people are frustrated with the high price of oil per barrel and are urging alternatives to American dependence on fossil fuels. read more

Heating with biomass pellet stoves.

By: Dan T Brown | 2010-10-18 | Accessories
A pellet stove is a type of stove that burns wooden or biomass pellets as its heating source and functions very much like any other wooden or gas stove read more

Understanding Biomass Energy

By: Pierce David | 2012-03-01 | Business
Biomass energy is one of the oldest and most efficient sources of green power you’ll find anywhere. When you make use of biomass energy, you can contribute to saving the Earth. read more

Benefits of Biomass Energy

By: Angelina Winters | 2010-03-28 | Environment
From the very beginning of civilization biomass fuels were being used for the production of energy but from the last few decades, it has been a matter of great debate whether biomass energy is advantageous or not. With all the research and experiments scientists and researchers came to this result that it has many advantages over fossil fuels and it does help in reducing greenhouse effect. read more

Biomass Is It Really Carbon Neutral?

By: Dea David | 2010-12-01 | Technology
Biomass energy seems to become a new source of reducing fossil fuel consumption in order to mitigate air pollution. It has a huge potential of generating a cleaner source of power in terms of generating electricity. read more

Learning About Bio-mass in Aurora

By: Cori Bird | 2012-04-05 | Environment
When most people think about renewable energy, solar power or wind energy comes to mind. And while these two may be the leading sources of renewable energy in North America right now, it doesn’t mean they’re the only ones! Coastal states often utilize tidal energy or wave power, but for states that are located further inland, bio-mass is another key choice. Illinois is one of the inland states read more

The Use of Biomass in Arkansas

By: Curtis Cox | 2012-02-09 | Environment
You might not be familiar with biomass and the potential that it has to provide energy to the world, but if you live in Arkansas, you might want to read up on how biomass could affect you positively in the next few years. The use of biomass in Arkansas is small right now, but has the potential to be one of the largest resources the United States has ever seen in terms of energy created through thi read more

An Introduction to Biomass Fuels

By: Pierce David | 2011-01-14 | Other Business
Do you dream of creating biomass power? If so, it’s important that you have a firm understanding of biomass fuels. The following should provide you with enough information to get you started on the path to generating clean, green power. read more

What are the Biomass Advantages?

By: Pierce David | 2011-01-28 | Business
The idea of going “green” is more than a hot trend. The fact is, the entire world is desperately searching for ways to make better use of the earth’s natural resources. And doing so means getting away from the use of fossil fuels. That said, biomass is one of the best ways to generate power in a cleaner manner. read more

Biomass boilers and energy efficiency

By: blogflume | 2011-10-26 | Home Improvement
A guide to biomass boilers and how they help to reduce your energy bills. read more