Biomass incineration for electricity is just not sustainable
There is plenty of woody BioMass in Georgia to generate and meet
almost any businessís electricity needs. If you are operating a
saw mill or a pulp & paper plant, yes you can economically burn
woody scrap BioMass and generate your own electricity. However,
the incineration of wood chips to make commercial electricity is
not economically sustainable. Researching what is happening
across America you will find the plans for building new woody
BioMass plants to produce commercial electricity are requesting
federal funding as a green energy alternative. The vast majority
are disapproved by local communities because of the air and
water pollution that would contaminate those communities. Those
few plants that are permitted receive federal funding and once
built are only lasting a year or two before they file for
bankruptcy and their officers walk away rich. The reason they
are not sustainable is not the lack of local woody biomass to
keep up with the dail