AUBURN, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES, April 29, 2022 — The electric utility industry magazine T&D World published a story on their pilot trial of baling vegetation management debris as an alternative to chipping. Read the story in T&D World.
On April 27th, Forest Concepts received a contract continuation award of $608,774 to fund the third and final year of a $1,849,411 science and development project to reduce the risk of process upsets in biofuels and bioproducts manufacturing facilities. The project is being executed by our Forest Concepts Analytics team and will be completed by …
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Idaho National Lab is undergoing a $15 million upgrade to the Process Development Unit (PDU) and Biomass Feedstocks National User Facility in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Researchers at the lab can assist with analytics, supply/logistics issues, and characterization to help industry players scale up their technology for the bioeconomy. Today, the lab is one of the largest feedstock …
The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) has named Forest Concepts’ Hemp Dryer Model 1 winner of a 2021 AE50 Award for Innovation. AUBURN, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES, January 13, 2021/EINPresswire.com/ —AE50 awards honor the year’s most innovative designs in engineering products or systems for the food and agriculture industries. The novel Hemp Dryer …
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Juanita Bay Park (Kirkland, WA) In early December, we visited Juanita Bay Park in Kirkland, Washington, where WoodStraw® erosion control material had been applied for a greenspace restoration project. The park, which was a former golf course, provides a natural haven for both city dwellers and wildlife alike. Instead of caring for heavily manicured lawns, …
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Cedar River – Lake Washington Watershed (Renton, WA) We had the privilege of visiting with the Walsh Group in October after their recent application of WoodStraw® erosion control material. They reached out to us in early October looking to cover 3,500 square feet of slope with a grade greater than 34%. Given the steepness of …
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Forest Concepts is honored that Biofuels Digest featured CTO Jim Dooley’s July ABLC presentation entitled “Innovations in Biomass Pretreatment” on their website. The 12-slide guide highlights our innovations in biomass pretreatment, made possible with funding from the Department of Energy and US Department of Agriculture. We’d like to extend a welcome to visitors who may …
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The Department of Energy has announced that Forest Concepts has been selected to receive $400,000 in funding for the development and application of a method to add biomass Radio Frequency (“RF”) preheating to the front end of conventional and advanced dryers. This project will focus on preheating of cold, high moisture particulate biomaterials to reduce drying time …
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The Department of Energy announced today that it has selected three projects to receive approximately $1.0 million in funding to focus on computational capabilities at DOE’s National Labs. Forest Concepts is pleased to be one of the three selected projects. Each project will partner with the Consortium for Computational Physics and Chemistry (CCPC), which is comprised of National …
In its third decade as a technology developer, Forest Concepts is starting 2020 with enhanced capacity to help customers, licensees, and users maximize the benefits of our innovations. The Company’s innovations in erosion control materials, milling of biomass, and drying are incorporated in licensee’s facilities in four states and spanning the U.S. In 2019 the …
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