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Biomass, biofuels, bio-char... pretty much anything relating to anything you can do with biomass.
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Biomass - biological material from living, or recently living organisms, most often referring to plants or plant-derived materials
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I work for a renewables company. I've been tasked with finding this out. There is extremely little info online with various results or outdated or doesn't fit what I'm talking about. When I say biomass, I mean the absolute cheapest to burn to lower our carbon intensity, could be sugar cane bagasse, pulpwood, unwanted cardboard. What is the price per dry ton for this in South LA or an estimate? Thanks.
I have biomass samples from a lake. How do I figure out the cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin content in it. All the research papers and all the methods on the web are so confusing. Any help might be appreciated thanks.
Hello there. If in theory you had a team of dedicated professionals all with 30 plus years in renewable biomass energy. Where would you start to acquire funding for a biomass plant?
Say in this example you’ve already executed agreements with the city and have you IPP licensing.
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I need biomass. 16 million pounds in orders this week alone.
I am researching how to make a closed algae to bioethanol system. I was planning on both growing and fermenting the algae. When fermenting the algae, the yeast makes 2 main byproducts ethanol and co2. The algae like a co2 rich environment. Since this is smaller scale, I was wondering if I could pump the co2 from the fermentation back into the algae's growth. Since the fermentation has to be oxygen free, I think that it would be easy to just pump out the gas from the fermentation's container into the algae growth containers. I feel like I am rambling and uneducated, so please tell me why this doesn’t work.
Closed system algae biofuel is the communism of fuel, it sounds great on paper but in practice it is very complicated.