Fuel dispensers get UL certification for E85

GTL Resources' revenue nearly doubles

USDA releases roadmap for biofuels

Total, Amyris to build a strategic partnership

Hawkeye Renewables emerges from bankruptcy

LanzaTech forms three-way research alliance

USDA releases corn-ethanol industry report showing improving energy efficiency

GreenShift reaches restructuring agreement

High-yield ag slows pace of global warming

Poet cellulosic ethanol achieves negative GHG

Mike Bryan, BBI International co-founder speaks at the opening session

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Bob Dinneen, president of the Renewable Fuels Association delivered the keynote address

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FEW: Opening session covers policy, corn ethanol's carbon score, symbiosis

Jeff Broin, CEO of Poet, was presented with the High Octane Award at FEW.

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Gunter Brodl, president of Vogelbusch USA Inc., received the Award of Excellence at FEW

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FEW: Broin, Brodl receive awards in St. Louis

Cogent BioFuels awarded marketing contract for Platinum Ethanol

Novozymes new enzyme increases ethanol yield from same amount of corn

Cellulosic ethanol developer Inbicon has a plant co-located with its parent company, Danish power producer DONG Energy. PHOTO: INBICON

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Models suggest that a coal-fired power plant direct co-firing biomass will suffer a loss (dashed green line) unless the green electricity (solid tan line) revenue is high. Above $2.35 per gallon of cellulosic ethanol produced in a co-located plant, t

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The above diagram illustrates co-location with a medium-sized coal-fired power plant. A portion of the normal coal input can be replaced by the lignin byproduct of the biomass ethanol production and generate cleaner electricity as well as higher valu

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Feedstock sharing, cost savings and regulatory compliance are among the benefits in co-location.

Cellulosic Ethanol and Power Plant Co-Location:  Savings in Synergy

Advanced Biofuels Workshop precedes FEW

Mike Bryan, BBI International co-founder, and Tom Buis, CEO of Growth Energy speak during the FEW's opening ceremonies.

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Gen. Wesley Clark (Ret.) speaks during a press conference at the 2010 FEW

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FEW: Opening ceremonies show current/future optimism

Corn Plus to use Arisdyne cavitation technology

Union Concerned Scientists support cellulosic incentives

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Global economy weakens gasoline prices

Ineos receives grant for EU's first MSW-to-ethanol plant

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All in the Details

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What We Really Need For a Choice at the Fueling Pump

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The 2009 Corn Crop—A Year to Recognize Quality

Greg Nuttall, CEO and president of Woodland Biofuels, announced the company would receive $4 million from the Ontario government. PHOTO: Woodland Biofuels Inc. 

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Woodland Biofuels gets $4 million

N.D. starts ethanol check-off program

Mechanical engineering students at the University of Texas at El Paso work in the classroom on the school?s new Energy Science and Engineering doctoral track. PHOTO: University of Texas at El Paso

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UTEP offers energy research track

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Proposed derivatives legislation will impact markets

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Carry out/use likely to stay in comfort zone

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Steady domestic, strong export demand

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