BioEnergy Discussion Lists

Biomass Energy is destined to become a much larger part of the worlds energy supply. A concerted effort on the part of government, industry and consumers will foster more widespread use of biomass.

The Bioenergy Discussion Lists each have individual websites.
- Biomass Cooking Stoves
This site contains information to help people develop better stoves for cooking with biomass fuels in developing regions. Join the discussion on the BIOMASS COOKING STOVES email list.
- Gasification
This site contains information to help people involved in the development of GASIFICATION SYSTEMS.
Join the discussion on the GASIFICATION email list.
- Terra Preta
This site contains information for people interested in the intentional placement of charcoal in soil to improve productivity can result. TERRA PRETA is the Portuguese term for "black earth" as found in regions of the Amazon. Join the discussion on the TERRA PRETA email list.
- Anaerobic Digestion
This is a general discussion about technical aspects of anaerobic digestion. The discussion is moderated by Paul Harris, University of Adelaide. See his Biogas Wiki. Beginner's Guide to Biogas Join the discussion on the DIGESTION email list.

• BIOMASS LINKS
  • Interwest Energy Alliance Project Locator
  • Sun Grant BioWeb (USA) an online source for bioenergy and bioproducts.
  • Biomass Rules LLC, Adding clarity to all things Bio, Mark Jenner, PhD, Greenville, IL
  • www.bioenergytrade.org sustainable Bioenergy Trade IEA Task 40
  • Notes From the Road Suzanne Hunt, Bioenergy specialists Suzanne Hunt (Worldwatch) and Jean-Philippe Denruyter (WWF) on a 4,500 mile (~7,200 km) bioenergy adventure from Washington DC, USA to San Jose, Costa Rica, via Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua in under 4 weeks. March-April 2007.
  • Bioenergy Wiki

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