INEOS selects EPC provider for cellulosic plant

Post election: Groups continue to lobby for VEETC, California says yes to LCFS

Yields lower, farm prices forecast to be record

ADM reports profits bolstered by ethanol

Enerkem gets federal approval for MSW plant

Ethanol puts oil imports at a ‘tipping point'

EIA cuts cellulosic producers from 2011 list

Growth Energy adds President, COO position

U.S. Biofuels Exchange opens for trading

Novozymes' enzyme business up

USDA: RFS2 to benefit entire economy in 2022

iDiverse modifies yeast to excel under stress

GPRE credits hedging for profitable 3Q

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A Choice Between Raisins and Pickles

Otter Tail Ag hires advisory group

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The Opportunity to Complement Your Business is Now

United Ethanol to install anaerobic digester

EPA: Outreach critical to mitigate E15 misuse

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BBI launches Biorefining magazine

Bio Architecture Lab and Statoil, one of the world's largest offshore oil and gas producers, are collaborating on a project to produce ethanol from macro algae (seaweed) grown off the coast of Norway. PHOTO: Bio Architecture Lab 

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BAL, Statoil to study ethanol from macro algae

AdvanceBio engineers develop process to eliminate vinasse

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Wholesale power, natural gas prices to remain low

Celanese Corp. plans to build in China, Texas

Biofuels technology center under construction

California voters to determine future of LCFS

Pilot-scale cellulosic plant opens in Norway

February auction set for S.D. ethanol plant

Closed-loop plant in Nebraska has a buyer

Vilsack follows up on editorial attacking E15

Valero reports strong income

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