Biomass '11: Renewable Power, Fuels, and Chemicals Conference July 26–27, 2011 Grand Forks, ND

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May 24, 2011

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Biomass, such as agricultural residues, straws, grasses, wood residues, animal wastes, and algae, is increasing as a marketable renewable resource for production of electricity, heat, and transportation fuels. This will be the ninth conference dealing with the real potential of biomass as a renewable resource. It has many near-term uses now, as seen in the ethanol and biodiesel industry, and holds hope as the largest global sustainable and renewable energy resource.
By attending the Biomass ’11: Renewable Power, Fuels, and Chemicals Conference July 26–27, 2011, at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota, you will:

Get the facts on the status of biomass technology developments.
Discover opportunities for economic production of power, transportation fuels, and chemical feedstocks from biomass.
Network with researchers and potential partners and develop economic opportunities.
Learn how you can become a part of this growing multibillion dollar industry.

Who Should Attend

Industry representatives
Researchers
Farmers and rural landowners
Utility employees and management
Community and economic developers
Financial organizations and investors
Local, state, and federal government agency employees READ MORE

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