Ukraine biomass, biofuel industry expanding

Nexterra developed its direct fire technology at their production development center located in Kamloops, British Columbia, using this firing tunnel and boiler./PHOTO: NEXTERRA ENERGY CORP.

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Nexterra technology ready for commercial use

BioGold Fuels, Kansas county announce MSW project

Minnesota town considers using anaerobic digester

Manitoba Hydro offers incentives to use biomass CHP

Wisconsin wood pellet plant breaks ground

Georgia Power to convert coal plant to wood biomass

Covanta acquires Maine biomass-to-energy facilities

Inbicon, G-Team partner to market technology

Membrane separation project receives DOE grant

MBI, SunEthanol to scale-up fermentation method

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King joins Range Fuels' board of directors

Florida energy farm to research biofuels crops

California district considers anaerobic digester

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Lignol to build Colorado cellulosic ethanol plant 

Texas companies partner to build wood-fired plant

Sayre to lead renewable fuels institute

Ecomex to offer online renewable resource trading

Algae-based technology receives $3 million

BioCentric Energy, AutoMax Group Holdings merge

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Biomass boiler business rapidly expanding

Terrabon facility to be completed in October

G4G Resources launches alternative fuels subsidiary

USDA compares 2002, 2008 farm bills

Researchers at the University of Tennessee compared the cost and quality of storing switchgrass in round bales measuring 5-feet by 4-feet and large rectangular bales measuring 4-feet by 8-feet./PHOTO: PRODUCTION ECONOMICS ANALYSIS GROUP, UNIVERSITY O

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Researchers study switchgrass bale storage

Solazyme produces algae-based jet fuel

Wal-Mart donates $369,000 for ethanol research

CSU biofuels doctoral program receives $3 million

An artist's rendering of the Biorenewables Research Laboratory at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa./PHOTO: OPN ARCHITECTS INC.

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ISU breaks ground on biorenewables laboratory

UOP, Ensyn to form joint venture company

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