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Bioenergy champions
An effort to create district heating grids has spearheaded the demand for bioenergy. Explore technologies that turn waste, sewage and biomass into energy that warm houses, run cars and power airplanes.
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Get the most out of your bio mass with state of the art Nordic technologies. Explore efficent ways of producing first and second generation bio fuels for all your transport needs - from cars to airplanes. |
Heat obtained by burning biomass is considered carbon neutral given that the growth in biomass equalises or exceeds biomass being burnt. |
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Biogas can be produced from a wide variety of available organic materials and wastes, including sewage sludge, animal manure, municipal or industrial organic waste, stillage from ethanol production, crop residues, and specially grown energy crops. |
organisations Nordic industry organisations that promote the commercial use of bio energy. |
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Babcock & Wilcox Vølund
Babcock & Wilcox Vølund is one of the world's leading suppliers of equipment and technologies designed to convert household waste and bio-fuels into thermal energy.
Pig City
Construction on a combined green house and pig farm is expected to begin in Denmark in 2010.
Offering sustainable energy solutions
Food is for eating says the people of ST1. That is why their bio ethanol is made from waste. The concept is called Etanolix and is a waste management solution specified for food industry, turning wast
