Natural Gas Report
By Casey Whelan
March 27, 2007
Why the carry in the market and what should you do?
Getting Personal: Human Resources and Performance Management Systems
By Jesse McCurry
March 27, 2007
Of Mice, Men and in situ
By Ron Kotrba
March 27, 2007
The means already exist for the production of biodiesel using low-value corn oil extracted from the back end of an ethanol plant. If science was content with existing technologies, however, we'd all be reading by candlelight and salting our meat well before we planned to eat.
Growing Forests of Fuel
By Nicholas Zeman
March 27, 2007
ArborGen LLC is a leader in the research and development of applications in genetics aimed to commercialize and reduce the cost of producing cellulosic ethanol from woody materials. Although controversial, ArborGen believes that the use of genetically modified stands of trees for industrial purposes will allow for greater conservation of native forests.
Ethanol and the Farm Bill
March 27, 2007
The outlook for ethanol in the 2007 Farm Bill is looking good—if the money to fund the energy proposals can be found. To get a better idea of what could come out of the Farm Bill discussions, EPM reviewed some of the proposals brought forth by the USDA and other stakeholders.
FEW Returns to its Roots
By Jan Tellmann
March 27, 2007
The energy pulsing through the ethanol industry today is reflected in the sheer number of people expected to attend the 2007 International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo. The event will be held in St. Louis, where 23 years ago, just 40 people gathered to talk shop. Last year, the annual event drew more than 3,000, and this year it promises maintain its reign as the largest ethanol event on Earth with an anticipated attendance of nearly 5,000.
Wide Depth of Field
By Jan Tellmann
March 27, 2007
Mascoma Corp. has set its sights on a variety of feedstocks to complete its mission—develop a simple, cost-efficient process to commercially produce cellulosic ethanol. The company is considering everything from grass and wood to agricultural and forestry waste to fuel its ventures, the first of which will be a demonstration-scale facility in New York.
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