[Digestion] Subsidies, funding, and politics of AD in the U.S.
aclark at pennpowersystems.com
aclark at pennpowersystems.com
Thu Feb 17 08:43:23 CST 2011
Yes, there are a number of "privately" owned AD projects operating on
various foodwaste and agricultural waste products. Perhaps you might
define "non-subsidized"? All projects are picking up some form of tax
credits, grants, or renewable energy credits. I consider these subsidies
however perhaps you mean something else?
"Tom Miles" <tmiles at trmiles.com>
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A related question: are there any privately funded, non-subsidized,
successful AD Projects in North America?
Tom Miles
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Subject: [Digestion] Subsidies, funding, and politics of AD in the U.S.
Hello all-
I realize this is a topic that must get attention fairly often from this
group, so apologies if I'm asking you to revisit too recent of a post.
I'm interested in finding out what subsidies and funding streams are
currently available to the AD community for digester projects and AD
businesses operating in the U.S. I'm aware of some limited carbon trading
and occasional grants from the USDA for large-scale agricultural
operations but, aside from that, what subsidies or outside funding are AD
companies able to obtain? Are their subsidies available to their
clients? What aspects of the recent stimulus bill (if any) have been
successfully applied to the AD field and how far are those funds from
drying up? Are there any state specific programs that any of you are
familiar with? Also, is there a portion of the AD community that is
currently organized enough to have a voice and a presence in Washington,
D.C.? If not, what channels are start-up! ! s using to promote the
technology and/or industry as a whole?
Thanks ahead of time for your responses.
Sincerely,
Andrew R. Moss
Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education Fellow
University of Maryland Dept. of Environmental Science and Technology
1445 Animal Sci./Ag. Engineering (Bldg. 142)
University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742
Phone: (865) 363-5535
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