Biomass
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- Buildings
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- Water
- Design-Build for Water & Wastewater Infrastructure
- Green Infrastructure
- Industrial Water & Wastewater
- Master Planning for Water & Wastewater Utilities
- Municipal Water & Wastewater
- Smart Infrastructure
- Wastewater & Stormwater Collection
- Water & Wastewater Program Management
- Water Supply & Distribution
- Transportation
- Telecommunications
- Industrial, Manufacturing & Optimization
- Mining Infrastructure
- Federal & Military
- Environmental
- Electric Power Generation
- Electrical Transmission & Distribution
- Aviation
- Architecture
- Commissioning
- Construction
- Buildings
- Oil, Gas & Chemicals
- Program Management
Greenhouse gas emission limits are driving more integration of renewable energy sources — including biomass — to reduce the operation of coal-fired power plants and industrial boilers. These sustainable fuel options could include wood chips, pellets, torrefied biomass and pyrolysis processed biomass; most applications utilize wood chips or localized agricultural fuels requiring minimal processing.
Why Biomass Matters
Sustainable energy strategies often include biomass or biomass co-firing operations. Supporting systems can be relatively extensive; emissions controls and fly ash collection generally must be incorporated. Our deep experience in the power industry and with industrial boilers means we have the insights to help you make biomass a part of your successful renewable energy strategy.
The Burns & McDonnell Advantage
Whether you need a new facility or retrofits to an existing plant, our team can help you create a biomass operation that is viable and manageable. Our experience includes planning, design, engineering and construction for dedicated generation resources or combined heat and power operations. We help you evaluate your options, assess the costs and benefits, and implement the technologies that serve your long-term objectives.