AWEDTG is evaluating Wood Energy Pre-Feasibility Grants
The Alaska Wood Energy Development Task Group (AWEDTG)* continually accepts Statements of Interest for PRE-feasibility studies. These applications can come from non-profit corporations, tribes, municipalities, governmental organizations or commercial entities that would like to explore the feasibility of heating facilities with high- efficiency, low-emission, wood-fired systems. The goal of this request is to identify cost-effective heating projects that will displace fossil fuels with sustainable wood and/or wood residues. The information from the Statements of Interest will be used to rank projects and determine which ones may receive further consideration for funding or support.
Yukon-Alaska Wood Energy Conference
November 17&18 in Whitehorse Yukon
This conference will feature Case Studies from the Yukon as well as Alaska, latest technologies and presentations by the Task 32 of the IEA (International Energy Agency) Bioenergy Program.
2019 Conference Videos and Presentations
Alaska Biomass Greenhouse Handbook
(also available for FREE through the App Store.)
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