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AESI Joins Biomass Thermal Energy Council


Tuesday, 07 December 2010 11:41

Leading provider of biomass gasification joins council to help maximize the ability of our nation’s biomass resource and provide renewable, sustainable energy for America

Wichita, KS – Understanding the need for advancing the use of biomass for heat and other thermal energy applications, Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc. (AESI) has joined the Biomass Thermal Energy Council (BTEC), a non-profit association dedicated to advancing the use of biomass for heat and other thermal energy applications.

“AESI has joined the Biomass Thermal Energy Council, as we believe their activities are positive and dedicated to betterment of the biomass to energy supply sector,” said David Daniels, CEO of AESI.

BTEC advocates for public policies that recognize the energy savings and efficiencies that can be provided through the use of biomass in direct heat and combined heat and power (CHP) applications.

The Council supports a comprehensive energy policy for America that:

  • Promotes the highest efficiency utilization of all energy resources
  • Maximizes job creation in the biomass energy sector
  • Reduces greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change
  • Improves air quality through the support of clean, efficient combustion technologies
  • Maximizes the reduction of America’s reliance on foreign fossil energy and increases America’s energy independence
  • Promotes sustainable use of finite natural resources through the use of biomass in direct heat and combined heat and power (CHP) applications

“We’re excited to welcome AESI, a leading provider of biomass gasification technologies, to our membership,” said Kyle Gibeault, BTEC Executive Director. “Their commitment is a strong vote of support for BTEC’s effort to create jobs and reduce America’s dependence on fossil fuels through the growth of the biomass thermal industry.”

BTEC’s major policy priority is to maximize the ability of our nation’s biomass resource to provide renewable, sustainable energy. If used efficiently to produce heat, biomass could replace up to 30% of the nation’s petroleum use with a local, renewable fuel source. BTEC is working to establish a national thermal energy policy that directs the limited biomass resource into its most efficient uses.

About Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc.
Alternative Energy Solutions International, Inc.(AESI)  is the leading privately owned biomass-to-energy integrator in the U.S, offering proven green energy solutions and modular biomass gasification applications for commercial and industrial clients. With a primary focus on delivering modular, plug-and-play applications its systems are designed to reduce or remove the customer’s dependence on traditional fossil fuel sources. AESI’s respected team has been gasifying and combusting alternative fuels since 1996. It has built strategic partner relationships that enable AESI to offer turnkey delivery of reliable, high performance systems from single to multisystem platforms without compromising quality. With sister company Wichita Burner Incorporated’s 50 years of combustion expertise and AESI’s proven biomass experience, the company delivers an optimized system that is designed to meet the energy need and function as intended from day one. www.aesintl.net

About the Biomass Thermal Energy Council
The Biomass Thermal Energy Council (BTEC) is a non-profit association dedicated to advancing the use of biomass for heat and other thermal energy applications. BTEC engages in research, education, and public advocacy for the fast growing biomass thermal energy industry. www.biomassthermal.org






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