current Symbios technologies projects
Rocky Mountain Innovation Initiative
By Brian Larson / Jeff Nuttall (2009-10-08)
GREELEY, CO (KUNC)Listen to the interview from KUNC
Greeley Clean Energy Park
The City of Greeley is dedicated to creating the nation’s first fully integrated, waste to energy facility utilizing biogas production and solar power generation, while also considering the future possibility of adding research and demonstration capabilities for cellulosic and algae bio-fuels refining, to produce clean electric power and fuels for industrial processes. The intended long-term result is a self-contained, zero-waste, greenhouse-gas-reducing, 100% Greeley Clean Energy Park (GCEP). The GCEP will spur additional economic growth by becoming the premier research and demonstration facility for integrated, clean energy parks around the world and a test bed for next-generation agriculture-based clean technology development.
Symbios Technologies was chosen as the contractor to complete the feasibility study and write the report through the City of Greeley’s RFP process. Symbios has completed the report and will submit the final report with its findings to the City and to GEO by October 31, 2009.