Testing the Water
By Ron Kotrba
April 08, 2008
Conventional wisdom says water in ethanol is bad, but a new technical understanding is emerging that could dramatically improve corn-based ethanol's environmental footprint while revolutionizing how the alternative fuel is made, transported and used.
TALK TRADE
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
April 08, 2008
U.S. ethanol producers insist the 54-cent tariff on ethanol imports needs to be in place or the government will be subsidizing Brazilian ethanol.
The Path to Commercial-Scale Cellulosic Ethanol Production
By Jessica Ebert
April 08, 2008
It's not a leap of faith that's going to make cellulosic ethanol production on a commercial level a reality. In most cases, it's going to take a plotted course that sequentially informs the evolution of cost-competitive and efficient technologies. EPM spoke with companies about the significance of piloting their technologies before scaling up to a demonstration-size facility.
Asian Scandal Cripples U.S. Enzyme company
By Sarah Smith
April 08, 2008
Once a premier bioscience company making major inroads into the ethanol industry, Dyadic is now only limping along. In the past year, it was delisted from the American Stock Exchange, ousted its founder Mark Emalfarb, was sued by angry shareholders, and released a scathing audit report detailing corruption, bribery and a dummy company skimming profits from its Hong Kong factory.
Range Fuels secures $130 million for Georgia cellulosic ethanol project
By Bryan Sims
April 08, 2008
NYMEX launches New York Harbor ethanol futures contract
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
April 08, 2008
Land-use studies may affect policy
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy and Marc Hequet
April 08, 2008
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