Biomass Magazine

A Sweet Proposition

By Bryan Sims

October 03, 2007

With biofuels incentives in place to encourage local production, Hawaii's largest sugar producers intend to decrease the state's dependence on imported oil and stimulate economic growth.

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A Sweet Proposition

Laker Country

Low prices idle North Dakota ethanol plant

Minnesota's first blender pumps open

Schwartzkopf leaves Renova for ICM

Former RFA director joins Mascoma board

Ethanol dragster turning heads and winning titles

Virent awarded $2 million federal grant

Montana Senator unveils farm bill tax package

RFA elects board of directors and officers

FEW opens call for presentation abstracts

Poet signs agreement with DOE for first phase of cellulosic project

CME Group delays clearing of ethanol futures options

The Way I See It

GPRE merges with GLC, relocates corporate headquarters

Biorefining Inc., KLJ Solutions merge

All Fuels looks to acquire Ace Ethanol

Katzen, Prairie Gold partner

ADM reorganizes

Cilion hires BP executive

PhibroChem hires two

Ives leaves U.S. BioEnergy for Hawkeye Energy

In memory: Jeff Fox

Natural Gas Report

Corn Report

DDGS Report

Ethanol Report

View From The Hill

August a big month for plant openings

Jamaica opens ethanol plant