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…“give-backs” and baselines, is backed up by satellite/GIS data, has been audited, and de-risked by diversification. Permanence. After harvest, hardwoods will lock away carbon in furniture, which has good carbon…
…have ever encountered on the costs of forest management (across 20 line items), harvesting practices and realized pricing for different categories of wood. Carbon credentials are calculated on pages 11-12,…
…This data-file pieces together details from Montana’s disclosures and patent filings. In particular, the work covers five core patents describing a Latent Energy Harvesting System, using Metal Organic Frameworks to…
…stand density will under-utilize valuable land in early years. Planting density depends on forestry objectives. Dense stands may favor early harvesting, which is fine when growing crops for pulp, paper,…
…the prices of timber at the immediate point of harvesting in a forest. We think stumpage prices are typically around $40/m3, ranging from $20-80/m3, depending on the timber type and…
…synchronized machines will slow down very slightly, and in unison. Harvesting their rotational energy provides more power to the grid. But it also lowers the ‘frequency’ of the grid. At…
…flywheels, harvesting the thermal energy of coal, rather than the limited energy of muscles. Possibly the largest steam engine ever built was the Corliss Centennial Engine, constructed for the Centennial…
…more than average coal grades. Making syngas is only c70-80% efficient at harvesting the energy from coal, which is why the CO2 intensity of syngas is higher than coal itself….
…and urea. Another 10% is liquid fuels, mainly diesel, used in farm machinery, for tillage, sewing seeds, harvesting crops and transporting them to a processing/storage facility. Our base case estimate…
…studies vary from 1-25 Tons per acre per annum, depending upon the species, the latitude and the rate of harvesting. Forests grow fastest in their early stages, and so paradoxically,…