The U.S. DOE's Argonne National Laboratory and industrial processing firm Nalco Co. struck a licensing agreement for a novel electrodeionization technology that can be integrated into biorefineries to convert biomass into fuels and chemicals.
El Segundo, Calif.-based Cereplast Inc. has entered into a distribution agreement with DMT Plasticolor to supply its proprietary blend of bioplastic resins to the Croatian market. The resins are made from corn, wheat, tapioca and potatoes.
Logos Technologies Inc. and EdeniQ Inc. will use $20.5 million of U.S. DOE funding that came under the DOE's Integrated Biorefinery Program to retrofit and build a Corn-to-Cellulosic Migration pilot plant in Visalia, Calif.
The USDA has developed the first loan guarantee program in history based entirely on bond financing with an emphasis on advanced biofuels and bioproducts.
The idea of becoming an active participant in the biomass supply chain to provide feedstock for biorefineries and power plants may be difficult to grasp for many suppliers on the outside looking in. Experts will address this in St. Louis May 2-5.
Morrisville, Penn.-based BARD Holdings Inc. recently announced its shift from research and development to the commercialization phase of its algae production technology. Its first facility is expected to produce 40,000 gallons of algae oil per year.
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March 22, 2011
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Emeryville, Calif.-based integrated renewable products producer Amyris and U.S. Venture Inc., distributor of industrial and automotive aftermarket products and lubricants based in Appleton, Wis., are forming a JV to produce and market biolubricants.
PepsiCo has developed a 100 percent biobased polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic bottle. The fully-recyclable bioplastic material has been produced from switchgrass, pine bark and corn husks. Pilot production of its bioPET is set for next year.
The U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations held hearings on the nearly $30 billion U.S. DOE 2012 budget proposal recently. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu and Under Secretary Steven Koonin each presented testimony.
The USDA is again accepting applications for the Bioenergy Program for Advanced Biofuels. The program, established in the farm bill, provides production-based payments for eligible advanced biofuel producers using feedstock other than corn starch.
Don't Forget the Filter
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A Startup's Dream Come True
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For future producers and technology developers, there's a new must-know program
A new line of bioplastic readies to hit the market
Elevance broadens technology portfolio with XiMo's catalysts
Chemical Market Associates and Intratec Solutions develop market analysis tool
There's a reason bioplastic companies tout this specific quality
Neste Oil profiles diesel regenerative, releases renewable diesel test results
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An Equation for Growth
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High energy prices plus an improved investment outlook could equal a time for true growth
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Specialty chemicals company looks to Gevo to supply biobased inputs
USDA announces producer payments
Why access to biomass and their sugar content don't have to cost a fortune
Viaspace reports independent test results of Giant King Grass evaluation
A Potential Indicator
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Hiring practices reveal a lot about the industry
A less risky Chinese JV may be as simple as one, two, three, four
Accelerating catalyst development to advance biorefining process technology
Turmoil in the Middle East, rising fuel prices—the time to act is now
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