Ethanol producers are doing good things in their communities.
An array of new financial instruments helps the industry overcome financial challenges and thrive.
Will improvements to the U.S. DOE's Loan Guarantee Program be enough to drag cellulosic projects out of the financing muck?
The use of renewable energy sources, such as woody biomass, for heat and power generation garners support from many communities in the Pacific Northwest. However, where there are supporters of biomass projects, developers may also face opposition.
Detailed planning is required to fund projects successfully
With eight trade groups, too many voices may prove to be a liability the industry can't afford
Taking a company public may be a viable finance vehicle for some, but not all
December 27, 2010
There's more than one way to grow a company, and in the end there can be more than one winner
Celebrating the long-awaited passing of U.S. biofuels tax credits
Helpful hints for business growth in the bioenergy sectors
December 26, 2010
The extension of blenders credits was a nice Christmas present to biofuels producers, particularly the biodiesel industry.
The Olympic Region Clean Air Agency has recommended approval of the Notice of Construction for Adage's Mason County, Wash., proposed 65-megawatt woody biomass power plant, but a public comment period remains open through January 31.
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based Maverick Biofuels Inc. recently announced it is collaborating with Raleigh, N.C.-based Professional Project Services to develop engineering designs for a proposed pilot-scale biorefinery.
Arlington, Va.-based Logos Technologies Inc. has been awarded the second phase of BioJET from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to produce cellulosic jet fuel.
Chicago, Ill.-based TetraVitae Bioscience successful completed the demonstration of its process to produce biobased n-butanol (normal butanol) in a corn dry-mill pilot plant.
December 23, 2010
Elevance Renewable Sciences Inc. and LS9 Inc. land major funding from investors, a strong display of confidence in their technologies as well as the future of biorefining.
Happy Holidays from the team here at Biorefining magazine. Our office is closed tomorrow for the Holiday but we’ll be back at it first thing Monday morning.
The concept of using renewable energy sources, such as woody biomass, for heat and power generation garners support from the majority of communities in the Pacific Northwest. But it also attracts opposition.
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