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Sen. Tim Johnson presented with the Fueling Growth award

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By Growth Energy

October 09, 2012

Policy Business 

Poet CEO Jeff Lautt and Growth Energy's Vice President of Development Kelly Manning have presented Sen. Tim Johnson, D-S.D, with the "Fueling Growth" award for his exceptional support of the ethanol industry.

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General Motors and Ford Motor Co. have made it official. New models vehicles are ready to run on E15. The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association says the move is an important step forward for the E15, and has extended a thank you to both companies.

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A Wood Resources International report says the U.S. pulled ahead of Canada for wood pellet exports during the first half of 2012. Canada was previously the world leader of pellet exports, but the U.S. South has significantly expanded production.

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Maximizing Metal Recovery

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By Anna Austin

October 08, 2012

Energy-from-waste technologies have dramatically advanced since most plants were built, providing new revenue streams and enhanced waste disposal methods.

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Using simple technology developed primarily for producing electricity from hydrogen, a team of researchers has developed what could be a commercially viable, continuous process for converting biomass and electricity into renewable liquid biofuels.

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USGC releases third edition of DDGS handbook

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By U.S. Grains Council

October 08, 2012

The U.S. Grains Council has released a third edition of A Guide to Distiller's Dried Grains with Solubles. The third edition is greatly expanded, and offers new chapters and expanded feeding sections provide greater detail in feeding methods.

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The State of Biomass Heat: A 2012 Reflection

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By Joseph Seymour and Charlie Niebling

October 08, 2012

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Business Briefs

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By Staff

October 08, 2012

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A Canadian company is creating a global presence with its advanced waste-to-energy technology.

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Waste to energy requires feedstock flexibility, but offers economic opportunity.

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A Food and Agriculture Policy Research Institute report concludes that a reduction in the renewable fuel standard wouldn't greatly reduce corn prices in the 2012/'13 crop year. However, the effects of the waiver could be larger in the next crop year.

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How do we reframe the argument for biofuels to make it more compelling? Perhaps it can be done by expanding the discussion on building a green economy for tomorrow.

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A New Frontier

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By Kelsey Southerland

October 08, 2012

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The U.K. has introduced a voluntary reporting process under its Renewables Obligation for coal plants that are converted to biomass or cofire a high portion of biomass. The government also opened a funding scheme related to biomass on wetlands.

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Verifying Forest Sustainability

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By Charles A. Levesque and Eric W. Kingsley

October 08, 2012

More customers and policymakers seek assurances that the forest-derived fuel or feedstock they purchase is harvested in a sustainable manner.

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Cellulosic ethanol is arriving, with commissioning under way and more than 100 MMgy under construction.

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Patriot Renewable Fuels explores strategic options

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By Patriot Holdings LLC

October 05, 2012

The board of Patriot Holdings LLC, has continuously monitored and evaluated the ethanol industry in the course of developing its strategic plan for the future. In June, Patriot retained Ascendant Partners Inc. to assist it gathering facts and data.

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