Biomass is a very important renewable energy source for the United States in the future. Since 2000, biomass has been the largest source of renewable energy for the United States, making up 47% of the renewable total and 4% of all energy sources. Biomass is also the only viable renewable alternative to oil as a liquid transportation fuel. Starting this year, ethanol (biomass in its fuel state) will be produced at a rate of about 4.4 billion gallons annually. Biomass will be very important as a renewable energy source.

There has been a lot of attention given to the climate change debate in recent times. Both sceptics and environmentalists have been debating ferociously about the influence of mankind’s behaviour on the climate and what should be done about it.

However, climate change often steals the limelight from that are just as important and just as threatening as the effects of global warming.

There are many other reasons why we should be more environmentally aware and shop for more green and eco friendly products than just climate change and one important reason is Sustainability

Naturally human beings are quite greedy creatures. For generations we have plundered the world and taken what we needed but the Earth’s resources are limited and is one reason why we should be conscious about what we consume.

In order to adhere to continually evolving environmental regulations related to power generation and industrial processes, utilities and industrial companies require technology solutions that will help to diminish emissions of air pollutants for a proactive approach to environmental legislation compliance. The key for these organizations is to find products that help them to reduce their emissions and adhere to evolving regulations while still maintaining high efficiency within their industrial operations. Over the years, one company in particular has established themselves as key player in this field.

Founded in 1980, Combustion Components Associates has become a leading North American source for combustion engineering and emission reduction solutions for utilities and corporations which utilize fossil-fuelled boilers and process heaters in their operations.