Monday, May 20, 2013
Sustainable Williamson strives to show the development of a diversified renewable energy economy going on in Williamson, WV, and use it as a testament or example to inspire other communities throughout central Appalachia, coal country and the nation.
Representing the new Heat is Power Association, Kelsey Southerland of TAS Energy talks with Jennifer Runyon at Renewable Energy World Conference and Expo North America.
Genevieve Tokgoz of Metro Vancouver discusses the policy implications of using sewage for district heating and cooling.
Take a look at the winner and runnerup of the Bioenergy Project of the Year Award Nacogdoches Generating Facility and Nocton Fen Farm from our 2012 PGI-REWNA Project of the Year Awards.
Scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and Iowa State University discovered a family of plant proteins that play a role in the production of seed oils, substances important for animal and human nutrition, biorenewable chemicals and biofuels...
Donnie Fowler, Lori Weigel and Dave Metz discuss the ongoing election season, the state of politics and how renewable energy could figure prominently in the months ahead.
Lindsay Morris talks with Tom DeMaio of Covanta about the company's waste-to-energy facility in Long Beach, California. Using waste to create energy is a technology that is expected to grow in North America over the next decade.
Leaders in Berlin and the state of New Hampshire hope a 75-MW biomass power plant being built at the site of a historic paper mill that went out of business will be the cornerstone of the city's revitalization effort.
Documentary filmmaker Mark Pedri rode his bike 700 miles to six energy sources (wind, solar, nuclear, coal, gas and hydro) in a mission to find out which one best served our interests.
The first transatlantic flight using biofuels was completed June 18th, 2011, using Green Jet Fuel created by Honeywell's UOP.
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