posted Sep 9, 2008 1:34 PM by steve gruhn
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updated Sep 9, 2008 12:46 PM
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The
http://www.hydrogenforums.org/2008 NHA Renewable Hydrogen Forum will provide everything you need to
know about renewable energy and its essential link to the hydrogen
production.
On September 22-24 in Golden, Colorado, renewable and hydrogen
industry experts from across the country and around the world will lead
keynote and panel discussions on: - Renewable Resources for Hydrogen Production: What resources do we need? How much hydrogen can they provide?
- Renewable Hydrogen Policy: What are the
government's current policies on renewable hydrogen? What legislative
support is needed to ensure the success of hydrogen produced from
renewables?
- Infrastructure Development and Planning: Where, when and how will the roll-out of renewable hydrogen take place?
- Commercialization Projects: Where do renewably-produced hydrogen initiatives already exist? Have they been successful?
In addition to keynote and panel presentations, you’ll have the
chance to interact with other attendees in a variety of workshops,
designed to help you facilitate renewable hydrogen industry when you
return from the Forum.
Combine these keynotes, panels, and workshops with a "Renewable
Hydrogen 101" introductory session, plus in-depth tours of hydrogen
R&D at the nearby National Renewable Energy Lab, and you have
everything you need to become a renewable hydrogen expert! |
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posted Sep 4, 2008 4:20 PM by steve gruhn
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updated Sep 4, 2008 3:46 PM
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| USDA ANNOUNCES $19.7 MILLION IN VALUE-ADDED GRANTS |
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Rural Enterprises in 37 States, Puerto Rico to Benefit from USDA Funding |
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WASHINGTON, September 4, 2008-- Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer today
announced the selection of 144 recipients in 37 states and the
territory of Puerto Rico to receive more than $19 million in USDA Rural
Development assistance under the Value-Added Producer Grant program.
"These grants will improve financial returns and help create jobs for
agricultural producers, businesses and families across rural America,"
Schafer said. "With these grants USDA is investing in farmers and
ranchers and the economic integrity of rural America. Additionally,
these funds will provide for the further development of renewable
energy sources, which is a major goal of President Bush's national
energy policy." Link to full announcement
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posted Aug 24, 2008 5:26 PM by steve gruhn
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updated Sep 4, 2008 3:30 PM
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Freedom Fertilizer is pleased to be a part of the conference.
We will be making our presentation at 1pm on the 30th
5th Annual Ammonia Fuel Conference
September 29 – 30, 2008
McNamara Alumni Center
Minneapolis, MN
Ammonia Conference information
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