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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Forestry Industry Has a Strong Record of Sustainability
In recent weeks, the U.S. biomass industry has experienced a renewed round of criticism from some in the environmental community and, subsequently, a few media outlets, suggesting that a growing energy market for working forests, particularly in the southern United … Continue reading
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Tagged 25x'25, bioenergy, Biomass, Congress, energy security, national security, renewable energy, wood to energy
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MLP Tax Structure Should Be Expanded to Benefit Renewable Energy
It may come as a surprise to most renewable energy advocates, but there is legislation currently pending in Congress that could benefit projects that develop solar power, wind energy and bioenergy projects – and has virtually NO opposition! Even the … Continue reading
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Tagged bioenergy, Biofuels, Biomass, Congress, energy efficiency, energy security, ethanol, Geothermal, green jobs, Hydropower, national security, renewable energy, Senate, Solar Energy, tax code, Wind Energy
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Orchestrated Misinformation Campaigns Against Renewable Energy – Enough Already!
For every innovative and far-sighted initiative shown by Congress to address the nation’s growing energy demand, there is inevitably a reaction from legacy energy interests and their front groups aimed at casting doubts on the propriety of anything that challenges … Continue reading
States Poised to Gain Recognition for Their Ag Energy Efficiency Efforts
Recent developments on the renewable energy front are underscoring the value of energy efficiency in the move to a cleaner, less expensive energy future. Improved efficiency has always been the option of first choice laid out in the 25x’25 Alliance’s … Continue reading
Renewables Remain Critical in Meeting Long-Term U.S. Energy Needs
American energy consumers received some good news this week when the U.S. Geological Service reported that there is at least twice the amount of recoverable oil and three times the natural gas in shale formations that cover parts of Montana … Continue reading
