Published September 24, 2008, 12:00 AM
Wisconsin businesses have received more than $7 million in state funds this year to turn things like waste into fuel.
State has doled out over $7 million for renewable energy projects
Wisconsin NewsWisconsin businesses have received more than $7 million in state funds this year to turn things like waste into fuel.
Wisconsin businesses have received more than $7 million in state funds this year to turn things like waste into fuel.
Gov. Jim Doyle went to Wausau Tuesday to announce the latest renewable-energy grants from the state’s Energy Independence Fund.
American Science and Technology in Wausau is getting $150,000 to help convert wood wastes and switch grass into fuel and industrial chemicals.
Grand Meadow Energies near Stratford will get $265,000, to look for ways to make bio-diesel fuel from two things – algae, and a cheese making byproduct called permeate.
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