Biomass Magazine

Food and Fuel: A Lifeline of Innovation

By Ron Kotrba

October 02, 2006

For a company that's already a lynchpin to the U.S. ethanol industry, some might think ICM's innovation has peaked. LifeLine Foods, ICM and the city of St. Joseph, Mo., know differently.

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Food and Fuel: A Lifeline of Innovation

Three honored with Paul Dana Leadership in Biofuels Award

Ethanol storage/distribution center to be built in Iowa

GeoNet receives permit for U.S. Virgin Islands facility

Rice straw feedstock draws California's attention

Minnesota researches E85 conversion kits, hybrids

Kiplinger Letter: More U.S. corn to be used for ethanol

BP pipeline break not as dire as predicted

View from the Hill

Broin, SDI to develop bacteriophage technology application

Renova Energy buys land adjacent to Wyoming Ethanol for new plant

Wisconsin plant receives biomass power research grant

Wal-Mart considers E85 at nearly 300 gas stations

Australian government moves toward ethanol mandates

Advanced BioEnergy proposes Minnesota plant

VeraSun chooses Hartley as site for new plant

U.S. BioEnergy, ASAlliances file IPOs

Ethanol exempt from Wisconsin mark-up law

Amaizing Energy receives $500,000 for energy efficiency improvements

Michigan governor passes renewable fuels legislation

Aurora West ag-bio complex breaks ground

Kenan Advantage Group creates ethanol entity

BBI Media's Nilles takes online editor position

Lanahan joins Agrivida

VeraSun names VP of ethanol sales

Red Trail Energy hires plant manager

A&B Process Systems appoints new CEO

Kullberg, Cornetet join Biorefining Inc.

What about the October 2006-January 2007 price spread?

USDA projects 2007 corn yield increase