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Flying on Woody Biomass and Camelina: Consortium Seeks Biofuel Answers

Aviation remains as much a part of Washington State as its eastern dry-land agriculture or the rain-soaked forests on its mountainous western fringes. But only the alternative energy industry proposes to combine the three in a regional effort to create a green and renewable jet fuel (biojet).
Follow this link to learn more: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/news/article/2012/08/flying-on-woody-biomass-and-camelina-consortium-seeks-biofuel-answers

A Case Study for a Biomass Logging Operation — Texas Forest Service (the Texas A&M University System)

With the recent prices of oil and gas having increased substantially, biomass from forests has generated substantial interest as an energy source. Several potential bio-energy projects in different, preliminary stages of planning in East Texas could need substantial supplies of woody biomass. Logging contractors may ask 1) what does it take to start a logging business for woody biomass, 2) how much does it cost to produce, and 3) is it profitable? Potential customers may want to know what the delivered price may be. To answer these questions, Texas Forest Service presents the following case study and attached spreadsheet of itemized costs of a logging business for woody biomass.
Follow this link to learn more: http://txforestservice.tamu.edu/main/popup.aspx?id=893