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Agrivida completes Series C financing round

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By Erin Krueger

September 12, 2012

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Agrivida Inc. recently announced it raised $15 million in Series C financing. The round was led by Bright Capital Partners. The funding will be used to advance the development and commercialization of its proprietary technologies.

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A group of Growth Energy members spoke out in defense of the renewable fuel standard and U.S. ethanol during a Sept. 12 conference call held the final day of Growth Energy's three-day conference. Speakers included management of three ethanol plants.

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Business Briefs

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By Ethanol Producer Magazine Staff

September 11, 2012

People, Partnerships & Deals

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Hot, dry growing conditions could very well translate into lowered ethanol yield in the coming year.

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A decade's worth of work is tested this season.

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Iowa State University's resident grain quality expert Charlie Hurburgh looks at corn quality, corn genetics and the role ethanol will play in the future of corn through the lens of the most devastating drought in his memory.

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In recent years, the USDA has received numerous requests from the U.S. pork and ethanol industries to add pork and distillers grains to a Foreign Agricultural Services USDA export sales report. Now, that may become a reality.

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A report recently published by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) shows that the advanced and cellulosic biofuel industries are well-positioned to meet demand under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard and federal renewable fuel standard (RFS).

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Corn Farmers Respond to Ethanol Plant Siting

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By Yehushua S. Fatal

September 11, 2012

Land use shifts seen in up to a 286-mile radius

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A team of researchers will spend five years assessing the social, economic and ecological impacts of bioenergy projects in Michigan, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. The project was made possible by a $4.81 million National Science Foundation grant.

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IRFA launches E15 billboard campaign

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By Iowa Renewable Fuels Association

September 11, 2012

With the imminent introduction of E15 to Iowa motorists, the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association recently launched a new billboard campaign, announcing that E15 will soon be available at the Linn Co-op Oil Co. in Marion, Iowa.

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Strategies for Collaboration in Innovation

By Camille L. Urban

September 11, 2012

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A team of researchers will spend five years assessing the social, economic and ecological impacts of bioenergy projects in Michigan, Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. The project was made possible by a $4.81 million National Science Foundation grant.

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A U.S.-based bioplastics developer is heading overseas. Cereplast Inc. has opened a corporate office in India to better serve current and future clients in the Southeast Asia markets. The company recently held a press conference to announce the move.

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What many are calling the worst drought in 50 years has magnified scrutiny of the renewable fuel standard (RFS).

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A report recently published by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) shows that the advanced and cellulosic biofuel industries are well-positioned to meet demand under California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard and federal renewable fuel standard (RFS).

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Satellite Technologies Aid Localized Planning

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By Steffen Mueller and Ken Copenhaver

September 11, 2012

View your grain supply chain in higher definition

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The Maryland Energy Administration has launched a pilot rebate program for new wood and pellet stoves, which offers a $400 rebate for wood stoves and a $600 rebate for pellet stoves. Only U.S. EPA certified stoves that meet emissions levels qualify.

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MGP Ingredients Inc. has announced the development of Terratek BD, a new line of biodegradable composite resins. Terratek BD is produced from a proprietary blend of wheat- and corn-based products, as well as other compostable materials.

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Food vs Fuel: Can We Get it Off the Table?

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By Robert Vierhout

September 11, 2012

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GCube secures more biomass construction underwriting capacity

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By GCube Insurance Services Inc.

September 10, 2012

GCube Insurance Services Inc., a renewable energy insurance provider, has secured $175 million in additional construction underwriting capacity to assist the development and evolution of the international biomass and geothermal energy markets.

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GCube secures more biomass construction underwriting capacity

By GCube Insurance Services Inc.

September 10, 2012

GCube Insurance Services Inc., a renewable energy insurance provider, has secured $175 million in additional construction underwriting capacity to assist the development and evolution of the international biomass and geothermal energy markets.

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Propel Fuels, a leading retailer of renewable fuels and clean mobility solutions, has announced the opening of its newest renewable fuel station, co-located at the Mak's Valero station at 1101 Broadway in downtown Sacramento, Calif.

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Houston-based Terrabon Inc. has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Under Chapter 7 proceedings, the company's operations will cease and a trustee will be tasked with liquidating the company's assets for the benefit of creditors.

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Houston-based Terrabon Inc. has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Under Chapter 7 proceedings, the company's operations will cease and a trustee will be tasked with liquidating the company's assets for the benefit of creditors.

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LS9 Inc. recently announced the successful start-up of its Florida operations with an initial production run of fatty alcohols. The company completed the retrofit of the demonstration facility in Okeechobee, Fla. in May of this year.

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An effort is under way to encourage comments on the request to the U.S. EPA to waive the renewable fuel standard.

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The Water Environment Research Foundation released a report identifying the barriers to biogas use for energy at wastewater treatment facilities, and it indicates that inadequate payback and lack of available capital remain the dominant hindrances.

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A demonstration project completed by The Earth Partners LP, Applied Ecological Services and Poet LLC has shown that biomass from native grasses, grown for conservation purposes, can successfully fuel a boiler to create heat and power.

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