Should this clean energy forum continue?
From:
Jeff Lacey
Date:
2007 Jul 02 12:21 UTC
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To all:
I follow this discussion because of an interest in energy alternatives.
I've heard numerous references to "burning whole trees" but can't intuit
what difference it makes to burn whole vs. cut-up, split-up, shredded,
or otherwise un-whole trees. Is it that whole tress may have a higher
moisture content and thus less BTU potential, or is it just the idea of
it that's upsetting?
Thanks,
Jeff Lacy
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Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2007 12:54 PM
To: Pioneer Valley Base Camp
Subject: Re: [PV-Base Camp] Should this clean energy forum continue?
To David Caputo:
A statement of fact in response to your July 1 post and two questions:
The Russell Biomass facility will not be, as you state, a "whole-tree
burning plant."
First question: please document your source for this statement.
The plant will, however, burn wood waste (not including C&D), that is
fast accumulating in Massachusetts and New England from forest
management, road clearing, new house construction activities, etc. with
no place to go.
Second question: please site the source for your statement that "The
Massachusetts Renewable Energy Trust has HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS of dollars
at its disposal." This is good news for people interested in renewable
energy.
John Bos
Public Information Officer
RUSSELL BIOMASS LLC
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