Georgia has a lot to offer biomass-to-energy projects
Department of Defense has lofty renewable energy goals.
Biomass conference panel features experienced biomass power developers.
The state's first landfill gas-to-energy project goes on line.
Morbark holds Demo Days to showcase its biomass equipment.
Cleveland, Ohio, officials visited Japan recently to learn more about a gasifier they hope to use.
Despite regulatory uncertainty, renewable energy businesses did well in 2011 and expect continued success in the new year.
Key leaders in the biomass power and thermal industries discuss their sectors' outlooks for 2012, drawing from experiences in 2011.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is elevating its reliance on renewable energy by investing in combined-heat-and-power projects nationwide.
Qteros Inc. has gone through a reduction in staff, and longtime CEO John McCarthy "has stepped down," confirmed the newly appointed CEO Mick Sawka. Despite these changes, the company is still dedicating resources to Q Microbe development with Praj.
International Air Transport Association Director General and CEO Tony Tyler spoke about environmental concerns and the carbon-reducing role of advanced biofuels in the aviation industry during his address to the IATA Fuel Forum last week in Paris.
Netherlands-based Eindhoven University of Technology recently announced it intends to manufacture advanced biofuels from wood waste. Pumps will be installed on campus eventually so staff can fill up their vehicles with biobased diesel or gasoline.
Genencor Wants a Challenge
November 21, 2011
A new partnering program could help Genencor, and you
UK, India form bioenergy research collaboration
November 21, 2011
Using a $10 million grant, research teams in the U.K. and India will now work together to overcome three areas responsible for slowing the growth of biobased energy: enzyme improvement; microbe and systems development; and algae genomic alteration.
Jan Koninckx, global business director for DuPont Biofuels, wants people to know that DuPont Danisco Cellulosic Ethanol didn't just disappear, but instead it has simply dropped the Danisco portion and will now use the name DuPont Cellulosic Ethanol.
Financial services company Raymond James published an industry brief in early November discussing the status and potential of the second-generation biofuels industry. The report is a follow up to a similar analysis published by the company in April.
Rentech says the commissioning, validation and startup of the demo facility are now underway, and the project that will put Rentech's gasification technology to use was completed and ready for startup "within the original budget and and schedule."
Four Days in the Algae Epicenter
November 21, 2011
A review of the Algae Biomass Summit and the state of the industry
Why a surge in demand for bioplastics will drive increased volumes
The biorefining sector is poised for commercial scale-up as funding strategies mature and production capacity grows
Researchers develop a biomass supply chain model
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center adds five new scientists
U.S. Navy Biofuel Trials Go High-Tech
November 21, 2011
Shipping giant Maersk will employ laser emissions testing system
Feedstock company names new investors following ARPA-E announcement
What SRS Energy Wants, Everybody Wants
November 21, 2011
It's 2014 or bust for the algae extraction company
A first-gen ethanol producer helps its second-gen counterpart go commercial
Blue Marble continues to refine the economics of biorefining
Why Biorefining Loan Guarantees Give Back
November 21, 2011
Think money, jobs and military might
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