Incubation Through Integration
By Ron Kotrba
March 01, 2006
A handful of larger companies are working diligently toward uprooting cellulose conversion technologies from the labs and transplanting them to pilot-scale facilities. Integrating and further refining cellulose process technologies within existing ethanol plants is likely to be the irresistible medium that's already incubating the future of celllulosic ethanol.
The Energy Bill's Sleeper Cellulose Provisions
By Kory Wallen
March 01, 2006
Tucked within the 1,700 pages of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 are a number of provisions intended to help jumpstart the commercialization of cellulosic ethanol in the United States. Considering the long-term outlook for oil prices, some experts believe biomass will soon fill petroleum's proverbial shoes. Can legislation get cellulose-to-ethanol on its feet?
Did the President Just Say Switchgrass?
By BBI Staff Report
March 01, 2006
When the most powerful man in America says cellulosic ethanol is going to be commercialized within six years, the industry he's talking to listens up. Now, as the nation's energy department unveils a 30-year outlook on oil that makes biomass utilization a long-term energy option with teeth, EPM offers industry reactions to the speech that made a nation start thinking about cellulose.
Managing Enforcement Issues Under Increased Compliance
By Billy VonSee & Todd Potas
February 01, 2006
Advice from the Wise
By Dave Nilles
February 01, 2006
The ethanol business can be tricky at times. With more plants crowding into the mix, each one needs to be running at its peak. EPM takes a look at what some industry leaders feel are important factors to consider when putting together a project.
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