Biomass Magazine

Aventine emerges from bankruptcy

March 16, 2010

Measured Expectations

March 16, 2010

The U.S. EPA will begin requiring participants of its mandatory greenhouse gas emissions reporting program to use prescribed methods on April 1. How do these methods differ from the best practices that have been used until now and what changes should producers look out for in the future?

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Aventine emerges from bankruptcy

Measured Expectations

‘Climate of Opportunity' evident at NEC

Governors back biofuels

Ohio producers form new association

Research looks at feedstock pest

ISO tackles sustainability standard

Biofuels course based on industry needs

Corn market trading on big crop, tight carry-out to use ratio

Tight rail backlogs shipments, saturates local markets

Economic challenges threaten ethanol support

Where is the Consistency?

Furan-degrading bacterium discovered

Qteros receives patent based on Q Microbe

Actress, author promote E15

Ferrari race fuel uses cellulosic component

Cutting VEETC would mean lost jobs

Valero donates to 10 fire departments

Shell, Virent announce biogasoline demo plant

UL confirms certification of first E25 dispensers

Elimination of tariff would weaken economy

NABC drop-in project focuses on filtration

Industry mourns Russo's passing

Sustainable materials institute established

States take sides in endangerment suit

House legislation calls for extension of VEETC

GreenField, DNP to produce succinic acid de-icers

New diesel NOx control system uses E85

Big Oil files lawsuit against EPA on RFS2 rule

Pipeline legislation clarified, reintroduced