Where does biomass energy make sense?
Biomass is a versatile energy option that can work in a variety of applications including heating, cooling, and energy generationalone or in combination. Systems are available at all scales, including: Small, manual-fed cordwood furnaces Commercial pellet-fired boilers starting at 100,000 btus/hr Automated wood chip systems starting at 1 million btus/hr Industrial combined heat and power (CHP) Integration of biomass boiler systems within the Fuels for Schools and Beyond program range from 600,000 to 13 million btus and we are nearing completion of a 30 million btu combined heat and power (CHP) system at the state prison in Carson City, Nevada. With a stable supply of wood fuel (from forest or urban sources), enthusiasm and commitment, and the knowledge and experience of collaborating partners, you can make woody biomass work in your community. The Fuels for Schools and Beyond Program The Fuels for Schools and Beyond program is a partnership between the U.S. Forest Services State & Priv
