By Staff
By Staff
By Rona Johnson
By Phil Hutton
By Karen G. Schanfield and Richard A. Ross
By Ron Kotrba
By Gary D. Colby
By Steven Ross
Multiple studies tout the potential of energy crops to contribute to a fossil fuel-free lifestyle. But barriers block the path in most countries treading it.
By Lisa Gibson
Planting energy crops on marginal lands could offer landowners a way to supplement current yields, and multiple ongoing tests seek to determine just how viable the practice could be.
Established by a family-owned greenhouse vegetable business, New Energy Farms plans to wear several hats in the global miscanthus energy market.
By Bryan Sims
Clean diesel technology greatly improves efficiency and emissions profiles of compression-ignition power
By Erin Voegele
How biodiesel makes a good thing—diesel-electric hybrid technology—even better
By Luke Geiver
How the EVX Hybrid team from West Philly High School does biodiesel
By Daniel Simon and Tom Kimmerer
The redesigned Biomass Crop Assistance Program may have some shortcomings when it comes to funding and longevity, but it still provides significant opportunities for making new biomass materials economically viable for energy production.
By Mike Schmidt
Harvesting woody biomass is “preventive medicine” for our forests and just what the doctor ordered for timber-dependent communities.
By John Chandler Sr.
Understanding and preventing biodiesel-related filter blocking issues
By Debbie Belanger
A new study demonstrates that biodiesel produced from Canadian canola reduces life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions by 90 percent compared to fossil diesel
By Rahul Bobbili
How Jatro Super, a new biodiesel process from Jatrodiesel, addresses shortfalls of conventional methyl ester refining