Biomass Magazine

With unwavering mettle, John Rivera of Sustainable Power Corp. intends to introduce a biocrude oil product, called Vertroleum, into the global fuel supply chain. Despite its detractors, the company continues to refine what it refers to as the "Rivera Process" at its Texas demonstration facility. Biomass Magazine traveled there to see how the production process works.

Green Acres is the Place to Be

By Chris Zygarlicke

January 01, 1970

Finnish professor receives Nordic bio-energy award

By Timothy Charles Holmseth

January 01, 1970

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Syntec offers free technology license

HECO issues RFP for renewable energy generation

Syntroleum, Tyson partnership receives $100 million

U.K. biomass power station project moves forward

Bioenergy ERP software helps track biomass

BBI to host advanced biofuels conference

Hawaiian Electric Co. awards Aquatech water treatment contract

Biofine Renewables contracts with Siemens to install PCS 7 system

Virtual Media Holdings, Biomass Waste Management to merge

GreenFuel Technologies names Simon Upfill-Brown CEO

Belgium company to provide technology to plant in France

Sustainable Power tests biojet fuel

Louisiana adopts advanced biofuels initiative

American Crystal Sugar to turn sugar beet waste into methane

Range Fuels appoints Pat Wood to board of directors

Mascoma advances commercial plans for Michigan

DOE Joint Genome Institute announces new projects

Grantham joins American Utility Metals

Sustainable Power, Pemco Energy form international alliance

Ontario provides $7.5 million for alternative biofuels research

Ecovation installs proprietary technology at distillery

ConocoPhillips signs $5 million research agreement with C2B2

TMO Renewables announces licensing of bioionformatics software

Pure Power offers willow cuttings, publication

BugLab LLC launches new biomass monitor device

Biomass Commodity Exchange in development

ABF, Mascoma to develop cellulosic ethanol

Breaking Through to the Other Side of Biofuels

Green Acres is the Place to Be

Finnish professor receives Nordic bio-energy award