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Algae blacklisted?

By Ron Kotrba

August 25, 2011

Advanced Biofuels 

Is it too early to include algae in the billion-ton update, or is there something more nefarious going on?

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Sustainable Development Technology Canada issued its annual call for applications under the $500 million NextGen Biofuels Fund created by the government to support the establishment of innovative demonstration-scale biorefining facilities.

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The company has formed several partnerships or JVs with the likes of Novamont, Tate & Lyle, Mitsubishi Corp, M&G and even Waste Management. Today, Genomatica officially announced that it has filed a registration statement with the SEC for its IPO.

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A $5,000 research grant was awarded to undergraduate students from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign by British Petroleum. The purpose of the grant is for students to learn the engineering properties of biomass.

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The two companies have formed a joint-venture to build an industrial biorefinery to produce Genomatica's butanediol (BDO) for use in Novamont's bioplastic products.

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The U.S. DOE has announced a team of researchers in its BioEnergy Science Center have pinpointed the gene that controls ethanol production capacity in a microorganism.

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The U.S. DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy targets the “white space� of existing energy research

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Intellect, experience and business sense make them the industry's dream

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Royal DSM is making significant inroads in the biorefining sector, and it shows no signs of slowing down

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SDSU researchers evaluate use of biochar as a soil amendment

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Clean technology firms with strong energy practices

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Mirel bioplastic selected for a new line of film products

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A synthetic biologist engineers program to test DNA sequences in superbugs

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The Kbase will reveal relationships between microbes and environments

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USDA announces more BCAP project areas, but the program's fate is unclear

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Setting the Record Straight

By Bryan Sims

August 22, 2011

Ineos Bio makes progress on nation's first cellulosic biorefinery project

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Collaboration by Design

By Bryan Sims

August 22, 2011

How MSW will be efficiently, economically utilized in the Tar Heel State

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Intermediate Innovation

By Bryan Sims

August 22, 2011

NatureWorks to broaden biopolymer portfolio with new Ingeo lactide

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Danish city to test Dong Energy/Inbicon-inspired MSW-to-bioliquid process

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The U.S. military still sees benefits in biofuels

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Business Briefs

By Biorefining Magazine Staff

August 22, 2011

People, Partnerships & Deals

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What biofuel companies need to know about the FCPA

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The U.S. must establish itself now as a center of excellence in biomaterial supply before it's too late

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Lights, Camera, Congress…

By Michael McAdams

August 22, 2011

Can America afford to stick around for the second act?

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Spurious Claims

By Ron Kotrba

August 22, 2011

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Pennsylvania-based fuel dealer AMERIgreen Energy Inc. is hosting its Energy Independence Convoy on Aug. 25. The event, modeled after the signing of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, aims to raise awareness about our dependence on foreign oil.

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Emeryville, Calif.-based Amyris Inc. has signed a multi-year supply agreement for several hundred tons of its renewable squalane with Nikko Chemicals Co. Ltd. for distribution in the Japanese market.

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