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. . .  mid-sized biomass boilers, gasifiers and CHP systems, including appropriate and costeffective emission control technologies. Develop region-wide expedited air quality permitting procedures (as well as ash disposal and overall permitting) for biomass CHP systems and high-efficiency boiler applications in sizes smaller than industrial and utility scale. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This paper grew out of previous work done by the author under contract to the following: Community Renewable Energy (CORE) at the Chittenden . . .
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. . .  large-scale heating fuel; the identification and responsible use ofbiomass resources; financing district energy projects; project development success stories and case studies; and community benefits deriving from the replacement of fossil fuel use with local biomass. Provide Regional/National Leadership on Air Quality Issues Develop an initiative to provide definitive leadership on the issues of emissions from small and mid-sized biomass boilers, gasifiers and CHP systems, including appropriate and . . .
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