NEBTWG: More heat from renewables in NE
Biomass Magazine
The Northeast Biomass Thermal Working Group (NEBTWG) on Oct. 5 called on legislators and state officials in the Northeastern U.S. to begin work on meeting 25 percent of the region’s heating needs with renewable energy.
The group’s plan, Heating the Northeast with Renewable Biomass: A Bold Vision for 2025, details the path toward a 25 percent replacement of the Northeast’s fossil fuel use in heating with renewable sources of energy. The plan was developed by the Biomass Thermal Energy Council, the New York Biomass Energy Alliance, the Maine Pellet Fuels Association, the Alliance for Green Heat and the Pellet Fuels Institute.

