The National Academy of Sciences has found that the U.S. can achieve 100% renewable power by mid-century, but only with a diverse portfolio that includes bioenergy to provide flexible generation power.

Gladstein Neandross has released "Gamechanger," a groundbreaking report on the potential for renewable gas and ultra clean engines to cut climate and air pollution emissions.

E3's study found that decarbonizing California's pipeline gas supply can help to meet the state's greenhouse gas reduction goals more easily and with greater benefits than through electrification alone.

California state agency issues urgent report on the state of California's forests, calling for more bioenergy to reduce catastrophic wildfires and air pollution emissions.

See the California Energy Commission's 2014 IEPR, which focuses on transportation fuels including biofuels made from organic waste.

See BAC's new report on "Decarbonizing the Gas Sector: Why California Needs a Renewable Gas Standard."

Renewable Waste Intelligence brief with expert interviews on some of the ways municipalities overcome challenges in municipal waste conversion projects

A seminal white paper by GEI Consultants written on behalf of the Governor's Climate Action Team

Developed by the Bioenergy Interagency Working Group, the Bioenergy Action Plan outlines strategies, goals, objectives, and actions that California state agencies will take to increase bioenergy development in California

Life Cycle Analysis report prepared by National Renewable Energy Labortory (NREL) for the California Energy Commissions Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) program

Article authored by Placer County Air Quality District on emission reductions from utilization of forest woody biomass for energy rather than open pile burning

Evaluation of the opportunities for generating carbon offsets from soil sequestration of biochar

CEC study prepared by the US Forest Service on the costs and benefits of generating electricity from forest woody biomass