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Mixing Lignocellulosic Slurries Presents Challenges

October 5, 2012

BY Gregory T. Benz

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Wisconsin governor signs bill authorizing tax incentives for proposed SAF project

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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on April 2 signed a bill that authorizes up to $120 million in tax credits to support a biorefinery project that aims to convert woody biomass into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

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