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The RFS: It's Not Broke, Don't Fix It

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By Bob Dinneen

October 05, 2012

Policy Business 

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You Make the Call

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By Ron Lamberty

October 05, 2012

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Reactor geometry, impeller design important to power optimization

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Business Briefs

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By Ethanol Producer Magazine Staff

October 05, 2012

People, Partnerships & Deals

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The idea of cellulosic ethanol from corn bran or fiber has been around for more than a decade with little progress. Is that about to change?

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The U.S. EPA's public comment period on the renewable fuel standard (RFS) waiver requests closes in approximately one week. Nearly 1,500 comments have already been filed, some in favor of maintaining the RFS, others in favor of waiving it.

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Quad County Corn Processors is working toward production of both grain-based and cellulosic ethanol from the same feedstock.

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A new paper released by FutureMetrics LLC examines the impacts of adding full thermal renewable energy credits to state renewable portfolio standards (RPS). The paper is based off of New Hampshire's recent legislation.

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Sen. John “Jack� Kibbie, D-Iowa, always manages to find himself in the middle of everything, whether it's working to bring cellulosic ethanol to his home county, commanding tanks in Korea or sharing a ballot with John F. Kennedy.

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Genesis Biofuel Inc. recently announced the signing of Memorandum of Understanding with Abundant Energy Solutions for the forming of a joint venture to engineer and construct Algal Biofuel Refineries.

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This Isn't Our First Rodeo

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By Mike Bryan

October 05, 2012

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Denmark Sets High Goals for Renewables

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By Roger Moore

October 05, 2012

Six Danish technologies combine to shape proposed integrated cellulosic ethanol project

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Researchers develop promising business model

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University of Nevada-Reno researchers are leading an effort to identify the gene pathways responsible for the great water efficiency in desert plants, and transfer that to poplar trees being developed for biofuels.

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RFA partners with Car-Talk host to educate automotive technicians

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By Bobby Likis Car Clinic Network

October 04, 2012

Lights, camera, action! Automotive Expert and Car-Talk Host Bobby Likis is packing up the Car Clinic state-of-the-art show trailer with full crew and is hitting the road to the CARS Congress of Automotive Service & Repair (CARS) event.

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The first debate between President Barack Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney, R-Mass., didn't contain the words ethanol, biofuels or even renewable energy. Both candidates did, however, address energy, and in Romney's case, green energy or green jobs.

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Sysgaz wins government contribution for biogas project

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By Canada Economic Development

October 04, 2012

Sysgaz Inc. has been granted financial assistance from the Canadian government to conduct tests, using new Direct Monitoring and Control technology, on the pumping of biogas from the Dolbeau-Mistassini sanitary landfill site.

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University of Nevada-Reno researchers are leading an effort to identify the gene pathways responsible for the great water efficiency in desert plants, and transfer that to poplar trees being developed for biofuels.

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The first debate between President Barack Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney, R-Mass., didn't contain the words ethanol or renewable energy. Both candidates did, however, address energy, and in Romney's case, green energy or green jobs.

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In California, Los Angeles County is taking action to support the development of technologies to convert landfill waste into biofuels and biopower. The county's Board of Supervisors voted to advocate for waste-to-biofuel and waste-to-energy projects.

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In California, Los Angeles County is taking action to support the development of technologies to convert landfill waste into biofuels and biopower. The county's Board of Supervisors voted to advocate for waste-to-biofuel and waste-to-energy projects.

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Abengoa Bioenergy of Illinois LLC, an 88 MMgy corn ethanol plant in Madison, Ill., is being temporarily idled for maintenance. Chris Standlee, executive vice president for Abengoa Bioenergy, said that he doesn't expect the shutdown to be long term.

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