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IN THE NEWS
quasar featured in Governor Strickland's State-of-the-State Address: "And now quasar energy group is building an anaerobic digester in Franklin County. The facility will keep waste product from farms, food companies and elsewhere out of landfills and transform it into fuel and fertilizer." watch the video
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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
quasar President Mel Kurtz joined representatives from the Battelle Institute and the NASA Glenn Research Center in a discussion of "Biomass to Energy - An Emergy Industry" presented by NorTech on December 14, 2009 from 5:30 - 7:30 at the Great Lakes Science Center Auditorium in Cleveland, Ohio. View the Presentation

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INTRODUCING WOOSTER, OHIO: ecoFARMsystem 550

quasar has partnered with The Ohio State University - Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) to build the first F550 system in the BioHio Research Park on the Wooster, Ohio campus. BioHio is a collaborative initiative between the Wayne County Economic Development Council and OSU/OARDC. As the first official tenant of the park, quasar is proud to contribute to this economic development initiative by bringing clean, renewable energy to this area of Ohio.

Additional support for the project has been provided by the Ohio BioProducts Innovation Center (OBIC), the United States Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Development.

Project Profile: Our Flagship Facility

Because of its strategic location on the university campus, the Wooster F550 will benefit from the wealth of research and knowledge available through the distinguished faculty of the OSU/OARDC. In coordination with our collaborative state-of-the-art laboratory facility, the system will feature all of the latest advancements in quasar technology including patent-pending biogas upgrade equipment provided by Biogas Technologies Unlimited (BTU is a division of quasar). The system will process regional food waste and crop waste, grass and manure from OSU/OARDC farm operations to produce clean, renewable energy and valuable byproducts.

The project is currently under construction with commissioning slated for December 2009.

Download the Wooster project profile.

 

System Description: Renewable Energy:
System Capacity: 550,000 gallon Annual Electricity: 4,252 MW
Incoming Biomass Storage: 3 days (approx.) Annual Thermal Heat: 20,404 MMBtu
Normal Digestion Time: 28 days (approx.)  
Annual Inputs: 19,382 wet tons
Environmental Benefits:
Reduced Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Nutrient Management
 

 

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