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Sunday, 16 September 2018 Newsletter

Stobart Energy Opens New Biomass Plant

Stobart Energy Opens New Biomass Plant

UK company, Stobart Energy, part of the Stobart Group, has opened its new Tees Valley wood management site following a £492,500 ($636,200) grant from the Tees Valley Combined Authority.

U of A Biologist Receives Grant to Improve Biofuel Production

U of A Biologist Receives Grant to Improve Biofuel Production

A University of Arkansas biologist is developing methods that could make the production of biofuel — ethanol and diesel made from sources such as plant material — more efficient and environmentally sound. Ruben Michael Ceballos will use a protein derived from microorganisms that live in acidic geothermal pools and springs to enhance the process of turning organic material into fuel.

Biogest successfully enters the Asian market with an Indian biogas plant project

India
Biogest successfully enters the Asian market with an Indian biogas plant project

Biogest has received its first order to build an agricultural biogas plant in the Haryana region, in northern India, in cooperation with OliveResolutions GmbH, Astron Solpower Pvt Ltd. and Haryana Agriculture University.

Biogas

Coalition for Renewable Gas bills pass California State Legislature

Al Maiorino

If It Makes Economic and Environmental Sense… Building Support for Microgrids in Puerto Rico

Electric/Hybrid

Brexit No-Deal could threaten the UK electric vehicle market reports FT

LowCVP to facilitate UK Electric Vehicle Energy Taskforce

Next Kraftwerke and Jedlix Launch Project Using Electric Car Batteries for Grid Stability

India Inaugurates AC-001 Charging Infrastructure

Energy saving

Philip Dennis Foodservice installs cutting-edge battery storage technology at its head office

Eolus Acquires Solar + Storage Project

Singapore
DNV GL launches digital hub in Singapore

Geothermal

Climeon Lands Order in Japan

GTO Selects Eight Beyond Batteries Lab Call Projects to Receive Funding

Panorama

Opportunity for companies to receive world class support in connection of renewables and storage to the grid

Sony Joins the Global Initiative RE100 

GCube launches cyber risk cover for renewables

PV

Women of Renewable Industries and Sustainable Energy (WRISE) partners with GRID Alternatives announce winners of solar fellowship

REDEN Solar Refinances Spanish and Portuguese Assets

Community solar pilot program could create millions of dollars in economic benefit for New Jersey

Wind

EDF Renewables awarded 276 MW of wind energy projects in Brazil

Siemens wins major contract for grid connection at Triton Knoll offshore wind farm

Irish Small Wind Turbines Withstand Super Typhoon Jebi

Omnidirectional Wind Turbine Wins UK James Dyson Award

Agenda

Biofuels International

European Bioenergy Future


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