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By Staff With a new federal funding award of $4.8 million, the University of Maine said last week it will step up research into the use of forest waste materials for renewable fuel, heating oil and biologically derived products. The funding from the Defense Logistics Agency will allow the UMaine Forest Bioproducts Research Institute to upgrade its facilities, and to support ongoing investigations, according to a news release. The center plans to begin adding and expanding its infrastructure by the middle of this year. “It’s a significant upgrade in our pilot-scale infrastructure,” said Hemant Pendse, the institute’s director. “This significant investment will allow us to rapidly advance development in several major areas of ongoing research.”

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