BioEnergy Producers Association

Technologies that can safely and efficiently produce alternative energy from biomass-waste feedstocks are now commercially available. Given the state's vanguard energy initiatives, the runaway cost of petroleum, increased global-warming concerns, and a willing set of new industry partners, one would expect to find a wealth of state incentives for biorefinery development.  Unfortunately, this is not the case.  Current laws and regulations are, in fact, skewed to prevent this.

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