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UNTHA’s customised four-shaft shredder is hot topic for 2012 ADBA expoEnergy from Waste shredding specialists UNTHA UK will be exhibiting at the ADBA conference in July to discuss the country’s leading waste shredder for organic materials. UNTHA UK’s managing director Chris Oldfield will head up a small team of technology experts who will talk to delegates about the customised RS40 waste shredder – a special four-shaft machine with an intelligent cutter and sealing system perfect for shredding food waste and packaging. Chris commented: “I would estimate that this machine has now been sold in to at least 50% of the UK’s food waste plants, due to its ability to perform within this exciting arena.” To process organic waste optimally, the shredding process should be slow-running and designed to produce... [more] OFTEC dismayed at DECC announcement on Renewable Heat Incentive and Renewable Heat Premium Payment SchemeOFTEC has expressed dismay at the announcement last week by DECC to delay the introduction of a Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) for domestic users. In a letter to the Greg Barker, the Minister of State for Climate and Energy Change, OFTEC asked for reassurance that oil heating consumers would not be disadvantaged by the decision to postpone phase two of the RHI until 2013, and in the interim to extend the Renewable Heat Premium Payment Scheme (RHPP). OFTEC Director General Jeremy Hawksley said “The RHPP does not currently address the needs of the majority of oil heating consumers who live in older properties in rural areas. Renewable technologies such as air and ground source heat pumps are simply not suitable for the majority of those ho... [more] |
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Tests of aviation jet biofuel to start
MORRISTOWN, N.J., April 30 (UPI) -- U.S. tech firm Honeywell says it is starting one of the aviation industry's first comprehensive test programs for aviation biofuel.
Biofuel firm attacked on cost concerns
SAN JOSE, CALIF. | As one of the San Francisco Bay Area's hottest biofuel businesses, Solazyme exemplifies to many everything that is right - or wrong - with the federal government's efforts to wean the nation off foreign oil.
Biofuel makers fear losing support
SAN JOSE, Calif. – As one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s hottest biofuel businesses, Solazyme exemplifies to many everything that is right – or wrong – with the federal government’s efforts to wean the nation off foreign oil. The south San Francisco firm has deals with the likes of Chevron and Honeywell. Its algae-based fuel was used in October for an unprecedented commercial airline flight ...
Honeywell jet fuel pushes the biofuel boundary
Technology giant Honeywell has announced a comprehensive test program for aviation biofuel which it claims will be the first of its kind in the airline industry. read more
Hot Online: Woman fired after she donates kidney
Researchers at Utah State University say they are growing two acres of algae to be used as biofuel and as an alternative energy source to oil.
House defense panel votes to block Navy from buying biofuels
Congressional Republicans have thrown a wrench into the Navy's plans to get half its energy needs from alternative fuel sources by 2020, Wired magazine reported, voting to effectively ban the military from purchasing biofuels.
New Genedata Selector for Biofuels will be Showcased at 2012 BIO World Congress
Comprehensive, enterprise genome management solution accelerates the development of renewable chemicals for biofuel and biotech organizationsBasel, Switzerland (PRWEB) April 26, 2012 Genedata, a leading provider of advanced software solutions for life science, biotech, and drug discovery research, today announced the new Genedata Selector™ for Biofuels will be showcased at the 2012 World ...
Anthony NM Plant Creating Thousands Of Gallons Of Biofuel
Rio Valley Biofuels in Anthony, N.M. creates about 2,000 gallons of fuel with used vegetable oil.
Corn pricing affected by global warming, federal mandates not helping, study finds
Researchers out of Purdue and Stanford University have found evidence that small temperature increases over the next two decades could have a surprisingly drastic impact on the volatility of corn prices. And federal biofuel mandates may make things worse.
Local news in brief, May 18, 2012
The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office identified Pauline Roybal, 48, as the victim of a fire that destroyed a mobile home in El Rancho late Sunday. DNA testing by the Office of the Medical Investigator was necessary to identify the body.
