Published: February 02, 2006
Woodchips for Energy, Bush, in State of the Union
Green Energy Resources to Supply Ethanol Plant
Green Energy Resources (OTC: GRGR) cited
President Bush's State of the Union address calling for woodchips to be a
part of Americas' energy solution. The president touted woodchips in regard
to ethanol technology. Woodchips are the most dynamic and far reaching of
all renewable energy resources. Wood biomass and wood fibers have potential
market share in excess of 60% of all energy markets.Primary utilizations
include, gasification, biodeisel, direct burn and co-firing.
Green Energy Resources provided a letter of intent to supply over 50,000
tons of woodchips annually, for an ethanol plant in Maryland begining in
2008.
Woodchips mixed with coal,(co-firing), according to the US Energy
Information Agency ( EIA), is an inexpensive capital investment with
immediate impact towards zero green house emissions. It is the plan most
favored and being adopted in Europe. Co-firing could reduce Americas green
house emissions in less than five years. America is the worlds largest
green house emitter and a major contributor to global climate change.
Co-firing is a solution to the TVA's coal emitting plants sued last week by
North Carolina in Federal Court. The suit is similar to Eight states that
sued last year in Federal court in regard to emissions from coal burning
power plants in the Midwest.Co-firing is also a potential solution to
Mirant's dilemna in Virginia, where the Federal authorities have ordered
the power plant to generate power, but counter ordered by the state of
Virginia to remain shut due to high emissions output.
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