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| Maine Forest Service - The key to Maine's past, present, and future quality of life and economic prosperity for its citizens is permanently linked to the condition of the State's forest resources. The Maine Forest Service works to ensure that the trees and forest lands of Maine will continue to provide benefits for present and future generations of Maine people. |
| McCormick Facilities Management - McCormick Energy Group specializes in alternative energy needs for our clients. From feasibility studies to turnkey provider for biomass, geothermal, and solar projects. McCormick Facilities Group has been providing facilities related services for over 25 years. Our team is experienced in projects from energy auditing, facilities condition assessment and master planning, to construction management and owner's representation. |
| Thayer Corporation - For over thirty years, Thayer Corporation has been providing Maine with a complete range of heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing and refrigeration solutions. Thayer is proud to offer the best in design/build/maintain contracting services. |
| The North East State Foresters Association - The North East State Foresters Association (NEFA) is the state foresters of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York cooperating with the US Forest Service State and Private Forestry. NEFA was formed in the 1980s and has focused its work in this four‐state region to keep the region’s forests as forests. NEFA’s activities support land conservation efforts for the purpose of conserving sufficient forestland to provide fiber for wood‐using manufacturing mills and wood energy plants, biodiversity conservation, ecosystem services and public values. |
| The Northeastern Area’s State and Private Forestry organization - The Northeastern Area’s (NA) State and Private Forestry organization of the US Forest Service reaches across the boundaries of National Forests to States, Tribes, communities and non-industrial private woodland owners. NA is the federal leader in providing technical and financial assistance to woodland owners and forest resource managers to help sustain our Nation’s forests. NA’s programs bring forest management assistance and expertise to a diversity of landowners, including small woodlot, tribal, state, and federal, through cost-effective, non-regulatory partnerships. |
Wood Education and Resource Center - Northeast - The Wood Education and Resource Center (WERC), located in Princeton, WV is a US Forest Service facility with offices, training facilities, and a rough mill. WERC’S mission is to facilitate interaction and information exchange with the forest products industry to enhance opportunities for sustained forest products production in the eastern hardwood forest region of the United States. WERC provides state-of- the-art training, technology transfer, networking opportunities, applied research, and information to:
- Improve the knowledge, skills, and capacity of the forest industry management and workforce.
- Increase communication, cooperation, and collaborative problem solving within the forest products industry.
- Improve efficiency in forest product manufacturing and wood utilization.
- Promote the sustainable utilization of woody biomass for energy and value-added products.
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| Wood2Energy - The development of a database of industrial facilities using wood for energy in the US and Canada is an important tool for the further development and expansion of wood to energy markets. These industries will major forest product industries that produce residues, users of residues for energy (boilers, ethanol, etc), and general industries that utilize wood for energy. These include existing or planned facilities. The development of this knowledge base enables stakeholders from a variety of backgrounds to understand the current demand of wood for use as an energy source. This information allows them to conduct analyses for a variety of purposes, including new market development. |
| Woody Biomass Utilization Team - The Woody Biomass Utilization Team is an interdisciplinary team that promotes and facilitates the planning and delivery of an integrated, interdisciplinary approach to the recovery and utilization of woody biomass from ecological restoration and hazardous fuels reduction work |
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| Carrabec Schools - We are a small rural school district that has 4 schools: Carrabec High School, Carrabec Community School, Solon Elementary School, and Garret Schenck Elementary School. We have about 750 students total and server the towns of: Anson, Embden, New Portland, North Anson, & Solon. |
| Eastern Aroostook Limestone School - The education provided to Limestone Community School students will be based on cooperation and support built upon a trusting and open dialogue among faculty, support staff, administration, students, parents, and members of the community.
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| Falmouth Middle School - Falmouth Middle School is home for 498 students in grades six through eight. We are a school that prides itself on our commitment to the educational, social, and emotional needs of each and every student. |
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| Gardiner City Hall - Gardiner is a thriving, forward thinking community complemented by the essence of country living. This diversity makes Gardiner an ideal place for business, living and recreation. A short drive (or boat ride) away is Maine's famous coast and mountain region. |
| Greenville School - The rural Maine towns of Greenville, Shirley, Beaver Cove, Willimantic and Kingsbury Plantation make up the student body of the Greenville Schools. Our schools are recognized for first class academic programs, including AP offerings and a wide variety of high school courses. Challenging music, art and athletic programs are open for all of our students. |
| Houlton High School and Regional Training Center - We are dedicated to providing, in a safe environment, the support necessary for academic, vocational,and social achievement in an increasingly technological society. We encourage students to realize their potential, to appreciate diversity, to be life-long learners and to be responsible members of society. |
| Madawaska Middle/High School - The Madawaska School Department is focused on improving student achievement, expanding pathways to accomplishment, increasing parent, student and community satisfaction, strengthening the human connection in our schools and be accountable to all stakeholders. |
| Mechanic Falls Town Hall - Mechanic Falls, incorporated in 1893 as the 461st town in Maine, is about 11 square miles in size, is 10 miles west of Lewiston / Auburn, and 10 miles southeast of the Oxford Hills region. |
| Messalonskee Schools - Here at RSU 18, all students are prepared to succeed in society by demonstrating mastery of a common set of rigorous standards. Parents, educators, business leaders and community members are cooperative partners to help guide learning. |
| Millinocket Regional Hospital - Millinocket Regional Hospital (MRH) is nestled in the heart of the Katahdin Region, the gateway to Baxter State Park and Mt. Katahdin. MRH is a 25 bed Critical Access Hospital, which provides vital health care services to Millinocket, East Millinocket and Medway and their surrounding communities. |
| Northern Maine Community College - The first class entered NMCC in 1963. Today, NMCC impacts over 2000 students annually through various programs. More than 30 programs of study are designed to enable you to enter the work force with technically-current skills. |
| Northern Maine Medical Center - We're a family oriented multifaceted health care organization committed to coordinating and providing a continuum of health care services to residents and visitors of Northern Maine and the Upper St. John Valley. |
| Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School - Serving approximately 1100 students in grades 9 - 12 from the eight towns of MSAD 17 as well as several surrounding towns. Preparing students for college, career and citizenship through academic and technical education experiences as well as positive school relationships. |
| Phillips Middle School - It is the responsibility of MSAD# 58’s school community to prepare all students to become productive, caring citizens of our democracy. |
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| University of Maine Cooperative Extension Office, Presque Isle - University of Maine Cooperative Extension in Aroostook County, Presque Isle, gives local residents access to the resources and expertise of the University of Maine. Through educational programs, publications, and events, UMaine Extension delivers unbiased, research-based information to Aroostook County citizens. |
| University of Maine, Fort Kent - We were founded as the Madawaska Training School in 1878. Our goal is to be Maine's premier rural public university; educating students to become responsible citizens committed to environmental stewardship through experiential learning. |
| University of Maine, Presque Isle - For more than a century, the University of Maine at Presque Isle has been helping students find their path to great professional careers. We provide 1,500 traditional and non-traditional students with life-changing opportunities in a caring, small-university environment. |
| Waterville Senior High School - The Waterville Senior High School community believes that education enriches people’s lives. We promote personal improvement and excellence in academics, the arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities in a safe, respectful environment. |
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| Burnham Commercial - Burnham Commercial is a leading manufacturer and marketer of high-quality boilers and control systems for ommercial and industrial applications. Located in Lancaster, PA, Burnham Commercial engineers work with state-of-the-art modeling and design programs to create efficient and reliable products. Our in-house R&D department demands every product meets rigorous performance and safety tests before introducing a new product to the marketplace. |
Chiptec - CHIPTEC is an owner-managed Vermon company with over 90 years of combined experience in the biomass combustion industry. We have been providing equipment for converting biomass waste to energy since 1986. We are the world leader in advanced biomass gasification technology.
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| Hurst Boiler - Hurst Boiler & Welding Company, Inc. has been manufacturing, designing, engineering and servicing a complete line of solid fuel, solid waste, biomass, gas, coal and oil-fired steam and hot water boilers since 1967, for thousands of satisfied customers. Hurst also manufactures a complete line of boiler room peripherals such as blowdown separators' surge tanks, and pressurized feed water tanks. |
| KOB - Viessmann Group - With approx. 110 employees, Köb Holzheizsysteme GmbH today is one of the leading manufacturers of wood heating systems. Köb Holzheizsysteme GmbH has more than 30 years' experience in extracting energy from biomass. This experience enables us to use tested and optimised technology. |
| MAWERA - Viessmann Group - Clever ideas for extracting energy from biomass This principle idea has been motivating the Mawera team since 1975 – with success. Originally oriented towards woodfuel, the company is now a leading international manufacturer of combustion systems based on biomass. |
| Messersmith Manufacturing - As a national leader in the biomass boiler system industry, Messersmith Manufacturing, Inc. has provided cost saving solutions to customers in the education, healthcare, government and industrial sectors for thirty years. Our team of craftsmen takes great pride in being the uniquely qualified specialists that build and install your biomass boiler system. |
| OkoFEN - Ecological research and development of small-scale ecological biomass heating systems was our primary objective and this mission is reflected in our company name OkoFEN. |
| Reka - The perfect low-maintenance biomass boiler for rural projects, REKA will burn a wide range of matertial including woodchip, wood pellets and brash, straw, waste grain* or purpose grown OSR or myacanthus. |
| Schmid Energy Systems - For 70 years the company Schmid is under continuous development thanks to the technical high standing innovations. The readiness to try new ways is displayed in our company history. We remain focussed on the benefit for our customers. As far as wood energy systems are concerned, we are your partner in all areas. You can not only rely on our proven Schmid Quality market driven products, but can also benefit from our comprehensive consultation, and high ranging service offers. The sustainable development of our company is also based on our highly motivated and long serving company based employees that carry our company culture as well as form it and help achieving the company goals under the companies motto «Full of Energy». |
| Skanden Energy - Our MultiFuel biomass boilers are fuel agnostic. They can be fueled with anything from wood to straw bales to agricultural waste. The entire system is fully automatic and all aspects of combustion are monitored to ensure a consistent 2000° gasification, 90+% efficiency, minimal emissions, and easy maintenance. |
Viessmann Group - The Viessmann Group is one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems. Founded in 1917, the family business maintains a staff of approximately 10,600 employees and generates 1.89 billion Euro in annual group turnover.
With 27 production divisions in 11 countries, subsidiaries and representations in 74 countries and 120 sales offices around the world, Viessmann is an internationally orientated company. 54 Percent of sales are derived from export activities. |
| WoodMaster - Biomax - WoodMaster furnaces are manufactured and distributed by Northwest Manufacturing of Red Lake Falls, Minnesota. Since 1989, WoodMaster has built industry-leading outdoor furnaces, continually finding innovative uses of natural energy and alternative fuel sources. The company is now the first to manufacture bioenergy flex fuel furnaces. |
