Community Energy Systems LLC (CES) is a biomass energy project developer specializing in biomass energy projects in the Western US. CES’s mission is to develop ecologically sustainable, community-based biomass solutions that build energy self-reliance for communities, tribes, and businesses. CES employs a partnering strategy that grows the existing capacity of project partners to maximize the potential for financial returns, asset ownership, and ecological benefit for project participants, stakeholders and their surrounding environment.
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The primary focus of CES’s mission is to work with rural and tribal communities to develop community-based biomass solutions that support sustainable forestry and sustainable community development. |
Renewable energy development depends on effective
technology selection. CES specializes in identification of
technology options that are resource efficient, cost
effective, and are adaptively scaled to the ecological,
financial, and social resources of particular places. |
Every energy development choice has substantial social and cultural consequences. CES is committed to the identification and development of renewable energy solutions that also build community capacity, ownership and wealth. |
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Updates on CES Activities
March 2007 - Community Energy Systems selected to conduct Elk City, ID biomass assessment –– more info
May 2007 - CES signs contract with Mountain Parks Electric Inc, to manage biomass CHP project assessment and design in Walden, Colorado –– more info
June 2007 - CES selected to conduct Phase II Biomass facility design for Jemez Pueblo –– more info
September 2007 - CES is retained by Cochetopa Land and Cattle to act as its energy development partner in designing and implementing an integrated energy park that will integrate a biomass facility with a small biodiesel refinery, an organic alfalfa operation, an organic compost bagging operation, and a potential greenhouse development in south-central Colorado’s San Luis Valley.Strategywise Energy Solutions
Cable-Huston LLPMoyano Leadership GroupBiomass Energy Resource Center Heiter CorporationGood CompanyBishop Communications1109 Krameria St #3 Denver, CO 80220(970) 846-7344