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Missouri governor signs bill benefiting biofuels

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By Erin Krueger

June 29, 2016

Policy Business 

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has signed a law that will promote the installation of blender pumps by ensuring that the liability insurance will provide gas stations with coverage for the release of blended fuels from incompatible storage tanks.

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There's a lot about the Clean Power Plan that remains unsettled, including whether it will survive legal challenges.

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Ginkgo Bioworks and Amyris Inc. have announced a new partnership that will enable the companies to jointly develop products more efficiently and cost effectively, accelerating time to market.

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Thorntons has unveiled a new station near Chicago introducing Thorntons branded E15 fueling option, known as Unleaded15, as well as E85. State Sen. Bill Cunningham made an appearance at the Thorntons retail location to celebrate the new store.

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The U.S. Trade and Development Agency recently announced it signed an $899,995 grant agreement with Village Corps Ghana Ltd. for the development of a biomass energy project in Ghana. Virginia-based Recast Energy LLC will conduct a feasibility study.

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Andritz has received an order from the regional Danish municipality Helsingor Kraftvarmeaerk A/S to deliver a biomass boiler island for its combined-heat-and-power (CHP) plant. Start-up is scheduled for the end of 2018.

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Ethanol market prices have broken away from the energy and gasoline markets and re-focused on the aggressive up-and-down movements in the corn market.

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Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory and collaborators have altered the lignin in aspen trees in a way that increases access to biofuel building blocks without inhibiting plant growth.

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The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $16 million for 54 projects to help commercialize promising technologies and $23 million for small businesses focused on clean energy innovations. Biomass projects were among those to receive funding.

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Tim Portz wonders how Brexit will impact the state aid determinations large pellet buyers in Britain face and how long it will be before we'll know.

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The U.S. Grains Council office in Taiwan had a consultant visit the country late last month to bolster ongoing efforts to promote the use of low-oil U.S. distillers dried grain with solubles (DDGS) in poultry rations.

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DDGS prices continue bouncing in early summer

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By Sean Broderick, CHS Inc.

June 28, 2016

DDGS prices have continued their roller coaster ride, moving higher, and then lower, following grain futures prices.

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The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $16 million for 54 projects to help commercialize promising technologies and $23 million for small businesses focused on clean energy innovations. Biomass projects were among those to receive funding.

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Study shows trees with altered lignin are better for biofuels

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By Brookhaven National Laboratory

June 28, 2016

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory and collaborators have altered the lignin in aspen trees in a way that increases access to biofuel building blocks without inhibiting plant growth.

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The University of Iowa was issued the state's first Plant-wide Applicability Limit, granting its biomass program much-needed operational flexibility.

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Georgia Biomass has become the first industrial-scale pellet producer in North America to earn both ENplus A1 and Pellet Fuels Institute quality certifications. The company is also due to complete the loading of its 100th vessel for export to Europe.

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Making Marketing Moves

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By Bill Bell

June 27, 2016

As pellet producers and heating equipment firms limp into the summer, there are numerous plans underway to improve the marketing of “modern wood heat,� a phrase the industry has found to be more consumer-friendly than “biomass thermal.�

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The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers has announced the completion of ANSI/ASABE S629, a standard that establishes a framework for charting progress toward sustainable agriculture production.

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The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers has announced the completion of ANSI/ASABE S629, a standard that establishes a framework for charting progress toward sustainable agriculture production.

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PNNL, Australian university form research pact

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By Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

June 27, 2016

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Queensland University of Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance their bioenergy research, promote education, and develop industry around viable bioenergy solutions.

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ARENA supports development of Australian biorefinery

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By Australian Renewable Energy Agency

June 27, 2016

Australia's first biorefinery capable of producing renewable diesel and jet fuels from plant material could become a reality in Queensland with support from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency.

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Optimism about the future of corn ethanol, corn farming and cellulosic ethanol is grounded in understanding past and current trends.

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PNNL, Australian university form research pact

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By Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

June 27, 2016

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the Queensland University of Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance their bioenergy research, promote education, and develop industry around and viable bioenergy solutions.

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A Unified Renewable Heating and Cooling Front

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By Ben Bell-Walker and Jarrod Petrohovich

June 26, 2016

The state policy environment in the Northeast has become the epicenter of support for the idea of a unified coalition to support renewable thermal energy.

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A Brilliant Backup Plan

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By Rachel Gibbons

June 25, 2016

Having the right fire suppression system and a plan B for when fire emergencies happen are a must for biomass energy facilities.

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The U.K. has voted to leave the European Union and Prime Minister David Cameron has announced his intention to resign. The referendum, known as the Brexit, was held June 23, with 51.9 percent voting to leave the EU and 48.1 percent voting to stay.

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The National Resources Defense Council has released its 2016 Aviation Biofuel Scorecard, which rates airlines on the sourcing and use of biofuels. The scorecard is now in its third year.

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A group of 39 senators have issued a letter to the U.S. EPA advocating for a strong renewable fuel standard that will support U.S. jobs and the economy, reduce the environmental impact of the transportation and decrease dependence on foreign oil.

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Australia-based Cleanaway has turned landfill gas into enough renewable energy to power over 16,000 homes for a year. Last year Cleanaway collected 113 million kWh of energy from landfill gas.

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The year 2022 looms large over alternative and clean fuel industries participating in the federal renewable fuel standard (RFS). But not for the reason one might initially think.

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