The first steps are underway in Maine towards the construction of a forest products biorefinery.
The project would produce liquid fuels, steam, electricity, high-value biologically based chemicals and other products using renewable forest-based resources in a state with no shortage of biomass.
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Posted on 27th July 2005
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