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Bioenergy Association of California | BAC
http://www.bioenergyca.org/news/bac
Climate Change and Bioenergy. July 27, 2016. Sacramento Bee Op-Ed on Governor’s Emergency Order. Editorial on why the CPUC needs to move more quickly to develop forest biomass projects to meet the Governor's Emergency Order. Read more →. June 22, 2016. More than 66 Million Dead Trees in Southern Sierras. Read more →. January 2, 2016. Biomass Power Could Help California’s Dying Forests. Read more →. April 13, 2015. Comments of Senate President and ARB Chair at BAC Reception. Read more →. February 4, 2015.
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Bioenergy Association of California | Policy
http://www.bioenergyca.org/policy
Climate Change and Bioenergy. BAC represents private companies, local governments, public agencies and other organizations working to promote sustainable bioenergy development. BAC supports policies to promote bioenergy from organic waste, including biopowered electricity, transportation fuels and pipeline biogas. BAC also supports policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by converting organic waste to energy. July 5, 2016. CEC Announces Funding Opportunity for Bioenergy. Read more →. July 5, 2016.
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Bioenergy Association of California | Reports
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Climate Change and Bioenergy. September 28, 2015. 2014 Integrated Energy Policy Report. See the California Energy Commission's 2014 IEPR, which focuses on transportation fuels including biofuels made from organic waste. Read more →. November 16, 2014. BAC Releases Groundbreaking Report on Renewable Gas. See BAC's new report on "Decarbonizing the Gas Sector: Why California Needs a Renewable Gas Standard.". Read more →. September 29, 2014. Governor Signs Bills Important to Bioenergy! Read more →. Developed...
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California Compost Coalition » – CCC Member Links
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Our vision is to increase awareness and preference for composting, to accurately represent our members’ interests, and to always preserve and conserve all of our natural resources. 8211; CCC Member Links. CT Bioenergy Consulting LLC. Quackenbush Mt. Compost. Recology Blossom Valley Organics. Recology Feather River Organics. Recology Jepson Prairie Organics. Zanker Road Resource Management. Zero Waste Energy Development. Zero Waste Energy, LLC. White Papers & Comments. 8211; CCC Newsletters.
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Bioenergy Association of California | Pipeline Biogas
http://www.bioenergyca.org/policy/biogas
Climate Change and Bioenergy. Organic waste can be used to produce biogas for use as transportation fuel to generate electricity, providing heating and cooling, provide renewable hydrogen to power fuel cells, and more. Biogas can be used onsite or cleaned up and injected into gas pipelines for use in other locations. California enacted AB 1900. September 28, 2015. CPUC Allocates $40 Million to Pipeline Biogas. Read more →. December 8, 2014. Read more →. November 16, 2014. Read more →. August 26, 2014.
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Bioenergy Association of California | Join BAC
http://www.bioenergyca.org/joinbac
Climate Change and Bioenergy. BAC membership is open to bioenergy producers, suppliers, service providers, utilities, researchers and other experts, consultants, public agencies and local governments, nonprofits, individuals and others interested in promoting sustainable bioenergy development in California. BAC members enjoy a wide range of benefits, including:. Participation in development of policy positions and advocacy important to industry growth. Meeting opportunities with key policy makers.
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Bioenergy Association of California | Transportation Fuels
http://www.bioenergyca.org/policy/transportation-fuels
Climate Change and Bioenergy. Renewable fuels can reduce California’s dependence on heavily polluting fossil fuels used in motor vehicles and for other purposes. Using renewable fuels in place of fossil fuels can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help California meet its Low Carbon Fuel Standard. Increasing use of renewable fuels will also help California increase its energy independence and keep jobs instate. December 4, 2012. AB 118 Investment Plan Staff Presentation. Read more →.
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Bioenergy Association of California | News
http://www.bioenergyca.org/news
Climate Change and Bioenergy. July 27, 2016. Sacramento Bee Op-Ed on Governor’s Emergency Order. Editorial on why the CPUC needs to move more quickly to develop forest biomass projects to meet the Governor's Emergency Order. Read more →. June 22, 2016. More than 66 Million Dead Trees in Southern Sierras. Read more →. January 2, 2016. Biomass Power Could Help California’s Dying Forests. Read more →. April 13, 2015. Comments of Senate President and ARB Chair at BAC Reception. Read more →. August 1, 2016.
