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By Biorefining Magazine Staff

April 25, 2011

Advanced Biofuels 

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Co-location has its benefits, but it also has risks and liabilities

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Global Clean Energy Holdings teams up with Penn State to develop jatropha

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Algae Event in the Land of 10,000 Lakes

By Biorefining Magazine Staff

April 25, 2011

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Consistency is King

By Michael McAdams

April 25, 2011

Without it, the wheels spin but get us nowhere

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The Unbiomass

By Ron Kotrba

April 25, 2011

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Cobalt Technologies and American Process Inc. announced an agreement to build an industrial-scale cellulosic biobutanol refinery. Both companies have also agreed to market a joint biorefining solution to biomass power facilities and other customers.

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New Forest Industries has a unique project underway to produce premium wood pellets and biodiesel through a hydrotorrefaction process.

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Pulp and paper mills have long been thought of as ideal hosts for biorefining projects, but only a handful of these integrations have taken place in the past few years. Experts discuss why this is, and how they see this changing.

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Mark Wigmosta, a hydrologist with Pacific Northwest National Lab, and a team of researchers have completed a study that outlines the best regions throughout the U.S. for algae biomass growth potential, given both land and water footprint concerns.

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Addressing shortcomings in algae industry development to spur commercial advancement

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Algae Project Scale and Risk

By Mark J. Hanson

April 19, 2011

Water, light, site infrastructure and risk are key considerations for algae projects

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CO2 and Algae Projects

By Sam A. Rushing

April 19, 2011

An opportunity to sequester carbon and foster algae production

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These aren't your backyard variety algae strains—they are the future

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A new research and development center in Ohio helps spur the development of a regional algae industry

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The Tortona, Italy-based company M&G has partnered with Genomatica to combine M&G's proprietary process for converting biomass into fermentable sugars with Genomatica's system for making Bio-BDO, an intermediate chemical with a host of applications.

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California-based OriginOil Inc. has announced that its process partner World Water Works Inc. has agreed in principle to distribute OriginOil's dewatering and extraction systems to its global customer base.

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People, Partnerships & Deals

By Algae Technology & Business Staff

April 19, 2011

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Not Your Father's Algae

By Mary Rosenthal

April 19, 2011

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New Era

By Ron Kotrba

April 19, 2011

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Algae Summit in the Land of 10,000 Lakes

By Algae Technology & Business Staff

April 19, 2011

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Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack visited Shenandoah, Iowa, April 15 for the official grand opening of BioProcess Algae LLC's commercial-scale algae bioreactor project, located at Green Plains Renewable Energy Inc.'s 65 MMgy ethanol plant.

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KiOR Inc. is initiating plans for an initial public offering. On April 11, the company announced it filed a registration statement with the SEC for a proposed IPO of Class A common stock. The volume of shares and per-unit price were not disclosed.

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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's groundbreaking algae program hit a snag in the “90s, but has since been revived

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Researchers at UNL have developed a process to convert chicken feathers into biobased plastic. The team, led by UNL professor of biological systems engineering Yiqi Yang, used a chemical modification process to make bioplastic from feathers.

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A team of researchers at Kansas State University is studying the environmental and economic sustainability of algae biodiesel production. Results of the environmental portion of the evaluation have been published in a peer-reviewed journal.

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EPA does not give creativity points for RIN separation outside the identified legal parameters.

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