Minnesota ploughs $3m into renewable energy projects

11 Nov 2008

The Governor of the US state of Minnesota, Tim Pawlenty, is invest nearly $3m through the Next Generation Energy Board in eight renewable energy and advanced biofuels projects.

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Tags: biofuel, R&D, renewable energy

2 Responses to “Minnesota ploughs $3m into renewable energy projects”

luke says:

9 June 2009 at 7:21 pm

It makes you feel good when your tax money is going towards something so beneficial to our future!
michael magana says:

10 September 2009 at 6:59 pm

This is great news! My company has a Waste-to-Energy Technology called the Pyromex System that is all-electric ultrahigh temperature reactor is able to dispose of almost all types of organic waste while recovering nearly 100% of the energy contained in the waste materials without causing any environmentally harmful emissions. The Pyromex system transforms waste materials into a fuel source, marry this with a recip engine and you have an integrated system that provides significant electricity to run on-site operations or to be exported to the grid. This is best of breed gasification system that is ready for deployment in the U.S. if you want to talk about a project please call me.

Michael Magana
Powerhouse Energy
213-392-0543