During the 1970's, Georgia industry experienced problems obtaining fuel for operations on several occasions. In particular, the very cold winter of 1976-77 resulted in natural gas curtailments which virtually shut down many of Georgia's industries. Shortly after that time, Georgia Tech and the Georgia Forestry Commission embarked on a number of projects directed toward providing the use of wood as an industrial energy source. This paper will present an overview of these programs with an emphasis on three demonstration plants that were built with partial financing by state and federal government
The steam turbine fossil fuelled plants have been the principal systems used to generate electricity...
While the southeastern United States, including the state of Mississippi, has a strong natural resou...
Water scarcity is a problem of increasing concern for the state of Georgia. For the last three decad...
During the 1970's, Georgia industry experienced problems obtaining fuel for operations on several oc...
Economic and environmental concerns over fossil fuels are placing the Southeast United States in a p...
With the growing population in the United States, the need for public knowledge of Georgia’s energy ...
This paper covers the research and development of a wood-fired gas turbine unit that is used for g...
According to the US Energy Information Administration, steam turbines generated 70.5% of the U.S. ne...
Wood fuel is becoming increasingly more im- winter. Data were collected on the weekly ca-portant as ...
In 2001, the Gas Technology Institute (GTI) entered into Cooperative Agreement DE-FC26-01NT41108 wit...
The objective of this project is the development and commercial demonstration of an advanced biomass...
This study investigates the potential for using biomass for the production of electricity in Georgia...
TVA has been working with wood energy production systems for only a short time, but we have been inv...
Issued as Monthly reports [1-11], Quarterly reports [1-4], Annual report, and Final report, Project ...
The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest users of energy in the industrial arena. Large qua...
The steam turbine fossil fuelled plants have been the principal systems used to generate electricity...
While the southeastern United States, including the state of Mississippi, has a strong natural resou...
Water scarcity is a problem of increasing concern for the state of Georgia. For the last three decad...
During the 1970's, Georgia industry experienced problems obtaining fuel for operations on several oc...
Economic and environmental concerns over fossil fuels are placing the Southeast United States in a p...
With the growing population in the United States, the need for public knowledge of Georgia’s energy ...
This paper covers the research and development of a wood-fired gas turbine unit that is used for g...
According to the US Energy Information Administration, steam turbines generated 70.5% of the U.S. ne...
Wood fuel is becoming increasingly more im- winter. Data were collected on the weekly ca-portant as ...
In 2001, the Gas Technology Institute (GTI) entered into Cooperative Agreement DE-FC26-01NT41108 wit...
The objective of this project is the development and commercial demonstration of an advanced biomass...
This study investigates the potential for using biomass for the production of electricity in Georgia...
TVA has been working with wood energy production systems for only a short time, but we have been inv...
Issued as Monthly reports [1-11], Quarterly reports [1-4], Annual report, and Final report, Project ...
The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest users of energy in the industrial arena. Large qua...
The steam turbine fossil fuelled plants have been the principal systems used to generate electricity...
While the southeastern United States, including the state of Mississippi, has a strong natural resou...
Water scarcity is a problem of increasing concern for the state of Georgia. For the last three decad...