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2019          
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2016        
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2015        
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2013        
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2012
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2011          
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  • Press Release: The University of Tennessee Institute for Public Service and TREEDC Conducts Philippines Mission Trip on Renewable Energy and Municipal Best Practices, August 2016
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  • TREEDC Returns To The Philippines In April 2015 To Witness Its First Solar Grand Opening And To Make Plans For July 2015 Trade Mission >View Report
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Projects

Statewide Biofuels Community Outreach Education Activities

As a part of this biofuels education program the Council proposes to develop a mobile biofuels classroom on wheels that will contain demonstrations that will show in a hands-on way how biofuels are created and distributed. The mobile classroom shall be scheduled for widespread exposure at schools, fairs, 4-H, FFA and cooperative extension meetings to provide hands-on demonstrations and training across the state.  The system will be used to educate youth, farmers, ordinary citizens, educators, as well as city, state and local officials across the state.

Biofuels education is necessary in order to facilitate the development of new markets and feedstock in rural Tennessee.  The Council proposes to plan, coordinate and implement grassroots biofuels education to promote rural economic development across the state.

 




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Email Warren Nevad, MTAS Municipal Management Consultant | (865) 809-2512