National Institute of Food and Agriculture – USDA Catalyzing Partnerships in Renewable Aviation Fuel Production Systems CAAFI Biennial General Meeting.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

BIOMASS AS A FUEL AND BLENDING STOCK Shawn T. Grushecky Assistant Director WVU Appalachian Hardwood Center

Advertisements

Office of the Biomass Program Traci Leath U.S. Department of Energy Atlanta Regional Office Southern Bio-Products Conference Biloxi, MS March 4 th, 2004.

1 | Golden Field Officewww.eere.energy.gov/golden U.S. Department of Energy Overview of DOE Biomass/Biofuels Initiatives.

Developing South Dakota’s Biorenewable Energy Economy –2010 Bioprocessing Center (CBRD) –Sun Grant Initiative –2010 Drought Center –Industry Partnerships.

Powering the Future: Biofuels. Activity: Yeast fermentation Describe the production of ethanol from renewable sources Describe the process of fermentation.

Produced by CAAFI 2014 General Meeting & Expo Public-Private Partnership Efforts Moderated by: Nate Brown, FAA Environment & Energy.

Powering the Future: Biofuels. Activity: Plant material testing Describe the main constituents of plant cells Carry out staining for lignin and cellulose.

 Living and recently dead biological material that can be used as fuel or for industrial production  Uses plant matter to generate electricity  Also.

From “Food versus Fuel” towards “Food and Fuel” Olivier Dubois, FAO Investment Days, Rome December 17, 2014.

NIFA Biobased Energy Programs Peter Arbuckle National Institute of Food and Agriculture Program Specialist- Biobased Energy and Products.

Environmental Sustainability of Biofuel Crops Bill Chism David Widawsky Office of Policy, Economics and Innovation.

20 in 10 Summary Reduce U.S. Gasoline Usage By 20% In The Next Ten Years Increase supply of renewable and alternative fuels –Set Alternative Fuels Standards.

Biofuel Projects in the Northwest An Overview Nikola Davidson October 2, 2008.

Ethanol Anthony Mirabile, Katelyn Snyder, John St. Fleur

Center for Clean Energy Research and Education Eastern Illinois University ADM Partnership Meeting1 8/26/2011.

Economic Models of Biofuels and Policy Analysis John Miranowski,* Professor of Economics Iowa State University *With Alicia Rosburg, Research Assistant.

From Biofuels to the Bio-Economy Next Steps for Canada EPAC Billings, MT June 25, 2012.

USDA’s Bio-Economic Initiative Algae Biomass Summit San Diego, CA Oct 01, 2014.

Biomass By: Christina, Angel, Kathleen, Yscilla, Jasmine.

ABFC2015 New Orleans, LA – June 9, 2015 Sorghum: An established crop for sustainable, global production.

Biofuels out to 2050 in North America Supply and Logistics How much biomass What types of biomass Where will it be produced How will it get to the consumer.

Regional Biomass Feedstock Partnership Annual Review and Planning Meeting Crop-year 2010 San Antonio, Texas February 23 & 24.

Biofuels Now and Tomorrow Tom Williams National Renewable Energy Laboratory FLC Far West / Mid-Continent Meeting September 2005.

Todd Campbell Policy Advisor, USDA

Sustainability Overview Laura McCann, on behalf of Alison Goss Eng U.S. Department of Energy Office of Biomass Program February 23, 2010.

“Growing Biodiesel in Bluegrass Fields”. Background “The American economy depends on petroleum for transportation, which has created energy security concerns,

1Managed by UT-Battelle for the Department of Energy Biofuels in the USA Dennis Ojima.

Biofuels (Biopower, Biomass, and Biobased Products) Southern Bio-Products Conference Bill Holmberg, New Uses Council March 6, 2004.

Liberalization of Trade in Biofuels: Implications for GHG Emissions and Social Welfare Xiaoguang Chen Madhu Khanna Hayri Önal University of Illinois at.

United States Department of Agriculture Renewable Energy Programs Advance Biofuels Leadership Conference 2011 USDA’s Support For The President’s Clean.

Office of the Chief Economist Office of Energy Policy and New Uses Harry S. Baumes, Ph. D. Associate Director Office of Energy Policy and New Uses Presented.

William Goldner, Ph.D. Chair, Biobased Product and Bioenergy Coordination Council and National Program Leader, Competitive Programs, CSREES and Harry Baumes,

Office of the Chief Economist Office of Energy Policy and New Uses Harry S. Baumes, Ph. D. Director Office of Energy Policy and New Uses Advanced Biofuels.

Forest Biomass Sustainability: Policy Themes & Research Needs Alan A. Lucier, Ph.D. Senior Vice President, NCASI FIA User Group Meeting & Biomass / Bioenergy.

Energy and Products from Agricultural Biomass: Prospects and Issues F. Larry Leistritz Donald M. Senechal Nancy M. Hodur Presented at: IAIA 2007 Conference,

An Overview of the U.S. Ethanol Industry: Implications for Consumers Consumer Issues Conference University of Wyoming Tim Burkink, Ph.D. University of.

Creating the Next Generation of Advanced Biofuels Feedstocks Dr. Jonathan J. Burbaum Program Director, ARPA-E PETRO April 24, 2014.

In the Northwest Martin Tobias CEO & Chairman, Imperium Renewables Biofuels.

Sustainable Aviation Biofuels Pacific Northwest Concentration of aerospace, timber, agriculture and technology capacity Formal stakeholders process with.

Beyond Corn and Soybeans: Cellulose Feedstocks Marie E. Walsh, Burt English, Daniel de la Torre Ugarte, Chad Hellwinckel, Jamey Menard, Kim Jensen, and.

USDA – Strategies for Promoting the Production of Advanced Biofuels Chavonda Jacobs-Young, Ph.D. Advanced Biofuels Leadership Conference April 27, 2010.

Common-Site Yield Studies Bryce Stokes Senior Advisor DOE Golden Field Office Goal of Presentation: Provide background and preliminary description of the.

Wood-to-Energy Platforms: Rob Doudrick, Director Resource Use Sciences, U.S. Forest Service on behalf of Abigail R. Kimbell Chief, U.S. Forest Service.

Production Cost Budgets for Perennial Grass Systems

Advanced Hardwood Biofuels Northwest Rick Gustafson School of Environmental Science and Forestry College of the Environment

4 Corners Biocarbon Alliance Sustainable carbon and energy from biorenewables Production Processing Utilization Environmental and Economic Assessment Education.

Biomass: New Market for Farmers and Ranchers Roger Johnson, President National Farmers Union USDA Ag Outlook ForumFebruary 25, 2011.

Center for Bioenergy and Bioproducts Our work makes a new bioeconomy work.

America’s 21st Century Transportation Fuel Ethanol From Biomass.

National Forest Restoration Working Partnership Grant Multi-collaborative effort to explore the use of woody biomass for cellulosic ethanol development.

Missouri and Biofuels Bioenergy 101 Warrensburg November 2008.

Bioenergy: Where We Are and Where We Should Be Daniel G. De La Torre Ugarte Chad M. Hellwinckel.

Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuels Development Overview APEC/Brisbane Vicki Harrison June 12, 2011.

An Overview of Oregon Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency Yao Yin.

Cross-Sector Leadership for the Green Economy University of Minnesota April 29, 2010.

BIOFUELS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY PRODUCTION

Policies Supporting Cellulosic Ethanol Production Chad Hart Center for Agricultural and Rural Development Iowa State University September 27, 2006 Legislative.

Todd Campbell Policy Advisor, USDA Rural Development WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE CLEANTECH WORKSHOP JANUARY 20TH, 2016.

ADB regional cooperation and knowledge sharing activities Javed H. Mir Director, SEER.

How to organize the Governance in the Bio-Economy Role of Bio-based industries JU 13 April 2016 Philippe Mengal Executive Director.

Powering the Future: Biofuels. Activity: Biofuel feedstocks Classify biofuel feedstocks Compare biofuel feedstocks Suggest the pros and cons of biofuel.

WGA TRANSPORTATION FUELS FOR THE FUTURE INITIATIVE Biofuel Report Summary Biofuels Team - David Terry Transportation Fuels for the Future Workshop Denver,

CAAFI – Farm to Fly Atlanta, GA December 3, 2015 William Anderson, Co-coordinator SE Regional Biomass Research Center USDA Biomass Research Centers.

United States Department of Agriculture Renewable Energy Programs Designing Law and Policy for the Transition to Sustainable Energy: The Case Study of.

Logistical Efficiency with Dedicated Energy Crops

Powering the Future: Biofuels

Session 4: Biofuels: How Feasible Are Large-Scale Goals for Biofuel Penetration in the US and Canada? Ken Andrasko, EPA Session Objectives: Gauge.

SDG 7 – Affordable and clean energy

Presentation transcript:

National Institute of Food and Agriculture – USDA Catalyzing Partnerships in Renewable Aviation Fuel Production Systems CAAFI Biennial General Meeting January 29, 2014 Bill Goldner, Ph.D.

National Institute of Food and Agriculture Sustainable Bioenergy Facilitate system-based approaches for development of sustainable supply chains for the production of biofuels, biopower, and bioproducts. >$140 M NIFA current five year investment in renewable aviation fuel supply chains. –Agriculture and Food Research Initiative: $112 M (four projects) –Biomass Research and Development Initiative: $20 M (three projects) –Non-competitive: ~$6 M

Regional Approaches to Bioenergy Systems –Coordinated Agricultural Projects (CAP) Regional partnerships –Academic, industry, government, non-government, Work back from targets to develop entire supply chains Build on existing infrastructure and previous investments Integrate Research, Education, and Extension/Tech Transfer Robust sustainability analysis: Impacts on … –Economics, rural communities, and the environment Targeted Feedstocks (perennial grasses, energy cane, sorghum, woody biomass, oil crops) : 7 AFRI awards totaling ~$156 M over 5 years

Softwood Residues * Purpose-grown Hardwoods * Switchgrass Energy Cane Sorghum* Switchgrass Eucalyptus Pine * Switchgrass Miscanthus Willow * = aviation fuel target Insect- damaged Trees

System for Advanced Biofuels Production from Woody Biomass In the Pacific Northwest PD: R Gustafson, U Washington, $40,000,000 (5 years) 27 Key Personnel from 5 Universities, a Community College Consortium, and 2 Industrial Partners from 5 States: –Biogasoline, renewable aviation fuel –Purpose-grown poplar GreenWood Resources –Bioconversion and fuel production ZeaChem

Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance (NARA): New Vista for Green Fuels, Chemicals, and Products PD: R Cavalieri, WA St U, $40,000,000 (5 years) 41 Key Personnel representing 9 Universities, 3 Federal Partners, and 6 Industrial Partners from 9 States: –Renewable aviation fuel, value-added industrial chemicals –Woody biomass residues –Weyerhaeuser, other land owners –Bioconversion and fuel production Gevo, Catchlight –Boeing is on advisory board

A Regional Program for Production of Multiple Agricultural Feedstocks And Processing to Biofuels and Biobased Chemicals PD: D Day, LA St U, $17,300,000 (5 years) 37 Total Key Personnel from 5 Universities, 1 Federal Partner, and 7 Industry Partners in 7 States: –Biobutanol, gasoline, aviation fuel and industrial chemicals –Energy cane (ARS, SRU) and sweet sorghum (Ceres) –Logistics (John Deere) –Bioconversion to sugars, fuel and chemical production Virent, DuPont/Genencor, Optinol, MS Processes, Intl.