Mid-Cascade to Pacific Corridor: Analysis (Vol. 2)

Tamara Laninga; K. Olsen; Michele Vachon; M. Wolcott

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Mid-Cascade to Pacific Corridor: Analysis (Vol. 2)

Tamara Laninga, K. Olsen, Michele Vachon and M. Wolcott

Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance

01/01/2014

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Abstract

Supply chain

Pulp mills

Biofuel

Biomass

Washington (State)

Oregon

Depots

This report describes the process to rank existing facilities in Washington and Oregon (MC2P region) for their potential to service a supply chain that produces biojet fuel and co=products from forest residuals. Facility sites were evaluated for use as either an integrated biorefinery, solids depot or liquid depot.

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Title: Mid-Cascade to Pacific Corridor: Analysis (Vol. 2)
Creators: Tamara Laninga (Author)
K. Olsen (Author)
Michele Vachon (Author)
M. Wolcott (Author)
Academic Unit: Regional Supply Chain Studies, Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance
Publisher: Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance
Identifiers: 99900502539901842
Copyright: Creative Commons license, Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International. ; https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
Language: English
Resource Type: Report