eBIO welcomes EC sustainability, certification guidelines

Surveys offer industry view of carbon policy

Shell, Iogen to accelerate commercialization of cellulosic ethanol

President: Oil spill shows nation's need to develop ‘clean, renewable sources of energy'

Brazilian ethanol promotional event cancelled

Scoular plans ethanol distribution terminal

GM creates venture capital subsidiary

ICM receives $31 million for cellulosic facility

AGP gets state grant for biogas project

Advanced Biofuels Workshop, June 14 in St. Louis, offers solid agenda

Chinese Companies, Novozymes, GTA partner on cellulosic development

Green tech's grass just got greener

Ethanol production gains efficiency

RFA challenges lawsuit over RFS2

Ag leaders, RFA push for VEETC extension

Growth Energy: Lawsuit exhibits pretzel logic

Growth Energy announces FFV promotion

CRFA releases biofuels impact report

Zeachem breaks ground on demo plant

Mansfield Oil adds Western Ethanol

DDG survey on antibiotic residue not finished

FEW opens next week in St. Louis

Great Lakes Bioenergy Center gets $50 million

New System detects aflatoxins

California/ Illinois add ethanol stations

E85 promotions offered at three locations

Dan Shickles, right, United Ethanol assistant manager, talks to the 2010 Alice in Dairyland finalists about the ethanol production process when they toured United Ethanol on May 20 during their three-day finale. Cheryl O'Brien, the 62nd Alice in Dair

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Ellen Check also recieved a scholarship from the ethanol plant. 

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Katherine "Marie" McNall was a United Ethanol scholarship winner.

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United Ethanol gives back to community

Rick Vondra, Patriot plant manager of Patriot Renewable Fuels LLC is one of the largest locally owned and operated dry grind ethanol plants in Illinois. Many Midwestern and local citizens, farmers and businesses, primarily from Annawan, Kewanee, Gene

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Patriot fuels achieves zero liquid discharge

WASDE: Ethanol corn use continues to grow

You'll be happy to know that the "not in my backyard" (NIMBY) attitude exists everywhere and it isn't just in reaction to a biomass power facilities.

‘NIMBYism' is Alive and Kickin'

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