Posts Tagged: 'biomass'

Biomass: economic value vs. price

How can we quench our desire for energy, but produce it more sustainably?

Yes, your new shirt, skirt or pants might be made from biomass.

The DuPont-AGCO relationship: What is Sorona?

Biomass: Powering the U.S. Navy, a Step Into the Future

The U.S. Navy's Great Green Fleet initiative utilized energy efficient systems, procedures and alternative fuels on missions worldwide.

Biomass: What can it do for commercial aviation?

AGCO® is a perfect partner to explore options for using biofuels in commercial aviation.

Biomass Harvesting: Win-Win, and Then Some

Still in its early stages in North America, the harvesting and processing industry for cellulosic ethanol now has something to show for years of research and planning in the form of three new cellulosic ethanol plants. Bill Levy, chief executive...

Meet the AGCO Biomass Solutions Team!

In an attempt to harness the potential of the growing biomass industry, AGCO launched its first marketing group specific to this area of agriculture. The biomass marketing group is led by its marketing manager, Glenn Farris, and his business equipment...

Scottish Distillery is Going Green with Biomass Boiler

Biomass solutions are making news in Scotland as the Balmenach Distillery in Speyside receives funding from the UK Green Investment Bank (GIB). The £5M in funding from the GIB is part of a larger project to reduce greenhouse gas emissions...

Glenn Farris Joins Panel Discussion at the Department of Energy’s Biomass 2014 Conference

On July 29 and 30, 2014, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) hosted its seventh annual conference — Biomass 2014: Growing the Future Bioeconomy. As in past years, Biomass 2014 brought together top government officials and members...

Biomass Upstarts

These four crops are generating additional revenue for farmers. AGCO brands are helping make that happen. Switchgrass What’s not to love about switchgrass? The perennial develops a strong root system that holds highly erodible land in place. Plus, those farmers...