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2002 Review-Q&A

December 01, 2002

EPM featured seven compelling Q&A articles in 2002. The Q&A is an effective format for technical, scientific, and political-oriented information that must be presented in a straightforward manner. Indeed, it was one of our most popular article formats in 2002. Here's a look back.

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2002 Review-Policy

December 01, 2002

It is probably fair to say there has not been a year of ethanol policy gains and losses such as our industry experienced in 2002. From the tribulations of a historic fuels agreement with the petroleum industry, gaining a strong voice in President George W. Bush, to the let down of Gov. Grey Davis delaying the deadline to ban MTBE in California and, above all, the 107th Congress' failure to pass an energy bill along with a renewable fuels standard.

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Ethanol research and development is an extremely important component of EPM's editorial mission. That was especially true in our first year, when we featured several articles on the research and science at the forefront of tomorrow's ethanol industry. Here's a look at four prominent research articles from 2002.

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2002 Review-Business

December 01, 2002

EPM is proud to profile the ethanol industry's suppliers and service providers on a monthly basis. In 2002, companies were profiled in several different sections of the magazine, including Industry Builder, Equipment Performance & Technology, Company Spotlight, and other sections. Our readers appreciate the information because it helps them form purchasing, leasing and building decisions. EPM will continue to profile ethanol industry suppliers and service providers in 2003. Here's a look at the 2002 profiles.

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2002 Review-International

December 01, 2002

International involvement is, and will continue to be, a defining characteristic of our editorial reach, largely a value handed down by our publisher BBI International, which is engaged in ethanol promotion all over the world. In 2002, EPM covered a plethora of international news. Beyond the U.S., nations with perhaps the highest coverage in EPM in 2002 were India, Taiwan, Ukraine and Germany. Note: expect to find in-depth coverage of Canada's rising ethanol industry in our next issue.

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2002 Review-Events

December 01, 2002

In emerging science, industry and public policy, each of which encompass the ethanol industry equally, it is vital to continually share ideas, identify challenges, set goals and plan for the future. EPM provides coverage of every major ethanol conference and meeting in the U.S. - with expanded coverage of the Fuel Ethanol Workshop and the National Ethanol Conference - and a growing number of ethanol meetings in other nations. Here's a look back at the premiere industry events of 2002.

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Major California refiner will make transition by May

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Company says patents will be used ‘defensively'

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North Dakota's ethanol industry making big strides

By Tom Bryan

November 01, 2002

Gov. Hoeven has asked legislature to approve ethanol initiatives, including up to $3 million in annual subsidies for new plants

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C.W. Nofsinger Company was founded in 1950

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28 of city's 100 postal trucks can use E-85.

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Germany poised to enter world biofuels market

By Mike Bryan, President BBI International

November 01, 2002

Nation's biodiesel market is virtually unlimited, ethanol picking up pace

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State ethanol production incentives in place, technology providers interested, economic impact assessment looks promising

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Trinity Rail sees growth in U.S. ethanol industry, distillers dried grains market

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Size, complexity of energy bill means it could be several months before RFS is passed in 2003

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‘Bio-Fuels…Driving India's Future'

By Mike Bryan, President BBI International

November 01, 2002

Nine states, two provinces have government mandate to use 5 percent ethanol blends in 100 percent of the gasoline, 10 percent ethanol blends is ultimate goal

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500 attend Bioenergy 2002 in Boise, Idaho

By Kathy Bryan, BBI International Vice President

November 01, 2002

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