Renewable Energy Strategies for non-RPS States

	Clean Technology 2009 Chapter 3: Bio Energy and Bio Fuels
	Renewable Energy Strategies for non-RPS States
Authors:	B. Hill, S. Fleming
Affilation:	Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Pages:	113 - 116
Keywords:	energy, fuel, strategy
Abstract:	Oral presentation. Renewable energy can succeed in non-RPS states. Second generation renewable fuels offer a viable market beachhead for the introduction and development of renewable energy businesses in non-RPS states, particularly the Southeastern United States. This paper will examine market needs, drivers, supply chains, economics and other elements for creating and building successful energy companies in the Southeast. These considerations are part of a core model for renewable energy strategies elsewhere in the US and abroad.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-1787-2
Pages:	412
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Chapter 3: Bio Energy and Bio Fuels

Renewable Energy Strategies for non-RPS States