Ceres expands operations to Brazil

Researchers receive grant aimed at lignin

Petroleum refiner to purchase Hawkeye plants

API has ribbon cutting for prototype plant

Murphy Oil continues to eye ethanol options

Ethanol adds to ADM's increased profits

Policy, industry divisions tackled at ACE conference

Ethanol sets records for The Andersons

ACE speakers answer Big Oil, ethanol critics

Inhofe challenges corn ethanol, RFS

Minn. ethanol plant to produce isobutanol

WASDE: Record corn yield forecast

Calif. producers unable to use ethanol incentive

CO2 plant starts up at NY ethanol facility

Poet, farmers kick off commercial biomass harvest

Gevo goes public to fund ethanol purchases

Jeff Roskam to lead Kan. bioenergy alliance

Fate of Riverland Biofuels plant still unclear

BlueFire drops ‘ethanol' from name

Patent infringement cases consolidated

Illinois group asks Obama to move on E12

Range Fuels produces cellulosic methanol

Fagen begins construction on Hungarian plant

Tate & Lyle repays $1.42 million in incentives

Request for hearings on E15 a 'stall tactic'

This print ad is one of several in the NCGA promotional campaign to support corn ethanol.

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Commuters on the Washington, D.C., metro are met with Growth Energy's campaign to present the facts on ethanol. PHOTO: GROWTH ENERGY

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This banner appearing in a D.C. Metro station is a compilation of the short pro-ethanol statements used in Growth Energy's pro-ethanol campaign.

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2010 has seen several ethanol-infused television commercials and an unprecedented U.S. oil spill, all of which are shaping the perception of the industry.

The New Face of Ethanol

Cellulosic ethanol developers as well as those servicing the base corn-ethanol industry were among the exhibitors in the FEW expo. PHOTO: WHITNEY CURTIS

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Mike Bryan, BBI International chairman, and Tom Buis, CEO of Growth Energy, speak during the FEW's opening ceremonies. PHOTO: WHITNEY CURTIS

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Cellulosic Ethanol Viewed from All Angles

Networking opportunities and educational sessions continue to draw participants from all sectors of the ethanol industry to the annual FEW. PHOTO: WHITNEY CURTIS

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On Credits, Risk and the Future

Jeff Broin, on the right, CEO of Poet LLC, was recognized for his pioneering vision, leadership and unstoppable pursuit of industry growth in receiving the 2010 FEW High Octane Award from BBI International Vice President Tom Bryan, far left, at the e

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Enhancing Coproducts

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Jeffrey Macdonald and his partner Andrey Tikunov have designed a bioreactor they hope will make a big impact on the North Carolina hog industry. PHOTO: BioRxn

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The lagoon, shown at a hog operation in North Carolina, is a familiar site across North America. PHOTO: BioRxn 

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Manure from pigs raised on slatted floors falls into pits and is transferred to lagoons. Two projects are exploring ways to recycle the waste into ethanol. PHOTO: National Pork Producers Council

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Could hog manure be an environmentally friendly avenue for ethanol production? Meet some people who think the answer to that question is "yes."

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