Exhibitors report positive outlook, serious intere
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Posted On: 03/30/2014 4:13:48 AM
Exhibitors report positive outlook, serious interest at IBCE
"The uncertainties in the regulatory environment has gasification technology provider PHG Energy focusing more on municipal projects, said Chris Koczaja, vice president of sales. The advantage for municipal projects, he explained, is that they tend to focus on longer time frames and have access to cheaper capital. U.S. municipal projects tend to be focused more on waste streams being gasified for electricity, heat or steam, while woody feedstocks are targeted more in Canada, Europe and elsewhere. "What I've seen in the past three or four months is making me more optimistic than I've been in the past three to four years." Projects that were put on hold are now being dusted off and moving forward, he said."
http://www.biomassmagazine.com/articles/10201...st-at-ibce
"The uncertainties in the regulatory environment has gasification technology provider PHG Energy focusing more on municipal projects, said Chris Koczaja, vice president of sales. The advantage for municipal projects, he explained, is that they tend to focus on longer time frames and have access to cheaper capital. U.S. municipal projects tend to be focused more on waste streams being gasified for electricity, heat or steam, while woody feedstocks are targeted more in Canada, Europe and elsewhere. "What I've seen in the past three or four months is making me more optimistic than I've been in the past three to four years." Projects that were put on hold are now being dusted off and moving forward, he said."
http://www.biomassmagazine.com/articles/10201...st-at-ibce
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