Wood Energy in the United States : Applications, Technologies, Incentives and Policies

Wood wastes in the U.S. are generated from numerous industrial applications, as well as from municipal & other activities that result in wood entering the waste stream. There are many uses for wood found in the waste stream, but by far the area with the potential to use the greatest amount is wood energy. Intended to serve as a reference tool for those interested in identifying issues related to development of bioenergy projects, this book addresses practical elements of project development, including appropriate applications, potential economic barriers, available technologies, & government incentives & policies. Contains technical terms, data & analyses that may require a background in bioenergy or wood energy. Tables & figures. Also includes a 19-page report, Wood Energy for Alabama: Case Studies in Cost Studies.ÓSanderson, Gregory A. is the author of 'Wood Energy in the United States : Applications, Technologies, Incentives and Policies', published 2003 under ISBN 9780756728595 and ISBN 0756728592.