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Our mission: to educate Marylanders on the benefits of biomass energy and to provide a reliable source of environmentally friendly, economically sound, sustainable energy to the Baltimore metropolitan region.
$6.50 per 50 lb bag About Baltimore Biomass
Baltimore Biomass makes local, sustainably grown biomass available to its members for use as heating fuel.
Baltimore Biomass currently supplies its members with #2 shelled corn for use in corn-burning and multi-fuel biomass stoves. Our corn is grown locally using sustainable practices, by Maryland farmers, and transported directly to our centrally located facility at 2800 Sisson Street in mid-town Baltimore City. We will have our urban grain bins in place later this year, which will allow us to further reduce our per bushel price, and to make corn available to members 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Baltimore Biomass Membership. Make a donation. Understanding Biomass. The Latest Biomass News. Event Calendar. Stove Manufactures Index. Stove Retailers Index See Who´s Burning Corn. Get Directions To Baltimore Biomass. Sustainable Urban Infrastructures, Inc. Who supports Baltimore Biomass?
Contact Baltimore Biomass by postal mail: Baltimore Biomass 2800 Sisson street Baltimore, MD 21211-2960 by e-mail: info@baltimorebiomass.com by telephone: phone coming soon Hours of operation: Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 9am - 3pm
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Get Green with Clean Currents & Baltimore Biomass
Baltimore Biomass is partnering with Clean Currents [cleancurrents.com] to encourage Baltimore area residents to switch to clean, green, wind generated electricity. There are a number of benefits. By choosing wind generated electricity you are: doing your part to reduce pollution and slow global warming, you are helping to support Baltimore Biomass and it saves you money.
Clean Currents prices are currently below the BG&E and PEPCO rates, and these rates can be locked in for up to 2 years! In addition to saving money, when you sign up mention Baltimore Biomass and Clean Currents will donate $10 to Sustainable Urban Infrastructures, the Non-profit that manages Baltimore Biomass. You don't even have to live in Baltimore, signing up is open to anyone in the BG&E or PEPCO territories. So, do the right thing today. Switch to clean wind generated electricity, save some money, and help Baltimore Biomass get its Urban Grain Bins built.
SIGNING UP IS EASY AND FREE: All you need to sign up is your BGE or Pepco account number. When you are ready, click on the "ENROLL" button below. Here are the steps to sign up: 1. Choose the percentage of green wind power, 50% or 100%. 2. Choose the contract term you want, 1 or 2 years. 3. Fill out th C-Green Signup form. (it only take about 2 minutes) Don't forget to put Baltimore Biomass in the "How did you hear about us?" field. That's how Cleen Currents knows that you support Baltimore Biomass and that you want them to make a $10.00 dollar donation to us! 4. Read the terms and conditions. 5. Click "submit". 
If you would like more information, you may contact: George L Peters Jr - george@baltimorebiomass.com or Kristi Neidhardt - kneidhardt@cleancurrents.com More information about Clean Currents C-Green
Chesapeake Green (C-Green) is a new carbon neutral electricity option for people in the Maryland and Washington, DC regions. C-Green combines standard electricity from the Mid Atlantic grid (the PJM grid) with Renewable Energy Credits ("RECs" or "green tags") from wind power farms situated across the United States. These electricity sources are then bundled together and supplied by Washington Gas Energy Services, a licensed retail energy supplier in Maryland and DC. This bundled wind energy product helps fight global warming by offsetting the carbon emissions from your electricity use with clean, renewable wind power. All you need is your PEPCO or BG&E account number! (Note: If you don't know your account number, you can find out by calling Pepco at 202-833-7500 or BGE at 1-800-685-0123.)
Clean Currents wind power rates cover energy generation and transmission charges. Your rate will stay the same for the length of your contract. Power distribution however, is a regulated market so your current utility (BG&E or PEPCO) is still responsible for the reliability of your power, power line maintenance, and billing. Older News Stories Super Green 2.0 - 10.17.2009 Pre-season Memberships Announced April Sustainable Energy Meet Ups $1,500 Tax Credit for Biomass Stoves 4 reasons you should burn corn to heat your home. |
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