Biomass Magazine

Editor's Note: To honor the venerable Raphael "Ray" Katzen, who died on July 12, we are rerunning a feature that was published in the February 2006 edition of Ethanol Producer Magazine, Biomass Magazine's sister publication, that chronicled the brilliant engineer's fascinating life and career. After a half century in ethanol, Raphael Katzen-one of the industry's greatest minds-still strongly believes in Project 20, a plan to produce and use 20 billion gallons of cellulosic ethanol by 2020. Now, more than ever, his vision looks attainable.

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Thune outlines proposal to fight Black Hills pine beetle problem

Biomass robot project progresses

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Enerkem to form advanced energy research center in Canada

Biomass pile fire causes little damage

Envergent Technologies pyrolysis oil meets ASTM standard

NASA, Seambiotic partner in algae project

California tribe to make biodiesel from waste oil

MHG launches free Web-based biomass moisture calculator

EU approves BP, DuPont biobutanol venture

USDA releases report on use of manure for energy

Companies partner for MSW-to-ethanol testing

Treasury, energy announce $3 billion for renewable energy projects

Bacteria simplifies cellulosic ethanol production

Vermeer to offer the CCX770 Cob Harvester

Exxon announces $600 million algae project

Biomass '09: Workshop addresses the road ahead

Biomass '09: Xcel will look to biomass as wind energy depletes

Biomass '09: Biomass has a place in the energy future

UK firm to build 295 MW biomass plant

A Lasting Legacy

Biomass '09: Developing a biomass feedstock business

Biomass '09: Transgenic algae pose environmental risks

New biodiesel feedstock research center, lab opens

Interior Department invests in woody biomass projects

Biomass '09: Biomass composition can differ greatly

Biomass '09: Agricultural anaerobic digestion trends on the rise; more potential exists

Industry loses Katzen, a cellulosic ethanol visionary

The Project of a Lifetime