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Capturing methane in Dane County, WI

A film by Impact Media Lab produced by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) featuring the role anaerobic digestion and modern landfilling is playing to reduce methane emissions in Dane County, Wisconsin. Featuring ABC members Dane County,...

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Biogas In 2020: The State Of Play

BioCycle REFOR19 Conference (Madison, Wisconsin, October 28-31) sessions kick off with this opening plenary Think Tank session moderated by BioCycle Editor Nora Goldstein. Panelists Joe Parisi (County Executive, Dane County, Wisconsin), Tanja Vujic (Director Of Biogas...

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Welcome New Member: Summit Utilities, Inc.!

Summit Utilities, Inc. (Summit) owns natural gas distribution and transmission subsidiaries that operate in Arkansas, Colorado, Maine, Missouri and Oklahoma. Our business began in 1997, when two entrepreneurially-minded executives recognized a need to deliver a more...

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Xebec Announces Over $11.7 Million in New Orders

Xebec Adsorption Inc., a global provider of clean energy solutions and ABC member announced it closed several contracts the past month totaling approximately CDN$11.7 million. The orders span the breadth of Xebec capabilities – from renewable natural gas (RNG)...

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Clean Energy Mourns The Loss Of Co-Founder T. Boone Pickens

Clean Energy co-founder T. Boone Pickens, a self-made Texas oil tycoon, energy entrepreneur, and long-time resident of Dallas died today at age 91. ABC member Clean Energy Renewable Fuels is a subsidiary of Clean Energy. The following is a statement by Andrew J....

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Happy 10th birthday ADBA!

The UK Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) today celebrates its 10th Anniversary supporting the anaerobic digestion industry. The organisation, then known as the Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association, was set up by Lord Redesdale and ten...

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Adding to Bottom Lines

What’s really exciting is that we’re seeing some real innovation on the backend of these bioenergy processes—in short, the “waste” leftover from the waste is being used, too. A perfect example of that is discussed in detail in Ron Kotrba’s page-18 feature, “Get With...

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