Published in Energy News Network
Written by Karen Uhlenhuth
A St. Louis alternative energy company has started the second phase of an ambitious biogas project in northern Missouri that aims to turn prairie plants from marginal farmland into renewable natural gas.
Special at the Columbia Daily Tribune
Written by Brandon Butler
Initial 200,000 Acre Grand River Project to Demonstrate Benefits for Environment, Wildlife, and Renewable Energy
Ultimate Goal: 30 Million Acres in 30 Years
St. Louis and Princeton, MO – An unprecedented gathering of business, agriculture, grazing, conservation and government change-agents helped launch a market-based approach to reduce soil erosion and nutrient run-off on endangered landscapes.
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) has fully sponsored an exhibit hosted by Noppadol Paothong.
Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) was founded in 2012 as an operator and developer of renewable energy production facilities that converts agricultural and industrial wastes along with renewable biomass feedstocks to renewable natural gas and sustainable co-products.
Published by Agriculture.com
Written by Betsy Freese of Successful Farming
The history of the former Premium Standard Farms (PSF) hog operation in northern Missouri is as tortured as any in the modern swine industry. (See the 30-year time line at the bottom of this story for details.)
It is with heavy hearts that we remember Bill T. Crawford – if it were not for Bill, and the men and women who worked tirelessly and often at great adversity alongside him, we would not be enjoying the wildlife heritage we have. They provided a model for the rest of our country that is still the best practice to be followed and improved upon. We need more people like Bill to carry the torch for future generations.
On November 28th the Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas recognized Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) and five other companies for their development roles in seven renewable natural gas-to-transportation fuel projects completed in 2017 across the United States at its Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
Published by DOE Science News
Written by Karen Ehlers
Renewable Opportunities Abundant in Illinois
Huge amounts of organic waste are generated each year in the United States, according to a recent report from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). This creates a sizable market for technologies that can convert these wastes into usable products. The DOE’s Argonne National Laboratory has developed a simple and efficient process to do that.
At the 10 Year Anniversary & Stakeholder Celebration for Iowa State University’s STRIPS Project, Rudi Roeslein, Founder and CEO of Roeslein Alternative Energy (RAE) and John Murphy, Manager of Sustainability and Ecological Services, discussed the numerous financial and ecological advantages that stem from conserving prairie grasses and generating alternative renewable energy.