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Project |
| Signal Energy Systems |
Assessed supply and demand for wood residues (including mill waste,
cull logs, trees to be removed, and timber stand improvement activities)
available to this 50 MW power plant. Described the utilization standards
and forest practices necessary to harvest wood waste that had previously
not been recovered locally. MB&G was a member of the interdisciplinary
team for the Environmental Impact Report and provided a fuel harvesting
impact analysis for the project. |
| CH2M Hill |
Assessed the supply, demand, and cost of wood fuel as part of an
Environmental Impact Statement required for project development. Fuel
supply for the 25 MW power plant is derived from waste biomass sourced
from agricultural and urban wood residues. |
| Swiss Bank |
Reviewed fuel supply issues as part of the lender's due diligence
evaluation. Assessed available volumes of, and markets for, urban wood
waste, forest chips, and manufacturing residues. Reviewed specific
companies that proposed to supply fuel under term contracts to the
18 MW power plant. This review included chipping equipment, security
of access to wood residues, production and delivery costs, fuel quality,
and management. |
| CRSS, Inc. |
Reviewed fuel availability for two CRSS, Inc. power energy plants
in Michigan, a plant in Pennsylvania, and a plant in Massachusetts.
Provided an analysis and projections of fuel supply volume and cost,
and made recommendations for future procurement operations. |
| National Power |
Completed initial phase of fuel resource analysis project in Tasmania
and New South Wales, Australia. Performed initial fieldwork, collecting
and analyzing fuel samples. Provided specifications for fuel collection
and processing. |
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