Biomass Processing Companies

Beaver Wood Power Projects One of the pioneer companies for biomass power in the United States, and one of the leaders in bioconversion technology.

The Sacramento Ethanol and Power cogeneration Plant (SEPCO) Being developed by the California Energy Commission Renewable Energy Call Center Toll Free -- 800-555-7794 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m

Arkenol developing concentrated acid hydrolysis technology for conversion of lignocellulose.

The Lallemand Home Page for selection of brewing and wine yeasts A forward-looking company that is using genetic engineering to develop novel fermentation yeasts.

Biomass Energy Businesses in the World A listing dedicated to providing web contacts to renewable energy companies.

Links to private sector agricultural and commercial resources through the USDA/ARS home page

Commercial Bioenergy sites in Sweden

Transnational Technology LLC, is promoting Torrefied Wood as a renewable fuel for energy recovery, waste minimization and a replacement for fossil fuels.

Distillery / Fuel Ethanol-Related Organizations and Web Resources

Solar Attic, Inc. A company that has developed novel technology for capturing and using the heat trapped in your attic crawl space.

Lockwood's Directory of pulp and paper mills

Pure Vision Technology, Inc. A company directed toward the development of technology for recycling and efficient use of waste for materials and eneergy.

Enzyme Companies with New Technologies

Maxygen attempts to improve the performance of enzymes and organisms through directed evolution. Starting from known sequences, they introduce mutations and recombine properties to adapt enzymes to novel environments and properties.

Diversa is discovering and cloning enzymes from extreme environments. Their approach is to clone whole genomes from either isolated organisms or DNA extracted directly from environmental samples, and use high throughput screening methodologies to identify properties of interest. They supply cloned enzymes in kits for initial trials and can scale up to larger quantities as needed.

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