The New Hampshire legislature recently passed legislation that aims to prohibit the state from participating in any low carbon fuel standard (LCFS) programs without authorization from the legislature.
Codexis said the termination of a three-way research agreement between Shell, Iogen Energy Corp. and Codexis Inc. won't affect its separate research deal with Shell.
Butamax Advanced Biofuels LLC said a federal district court's decision to limit use of isobutanol produced at Gevo Inc.'s Luverne, Minn., plant provides market protection to Butamax.
A group of Minnesota delegates recently visited several bioenergy facilities, including large-scale combined-heat-and-power facilities, throughout Sweden to study what might be possible in regard to implementing similar projects within the state.
The American Biogas Council and GE Energy hosted a joint webinar on June 13 to explain how cities and communities can take advantage of waste products through means of biogas-to-energy.
Isobutanol developer Gevo Inc. called the latest round in the patent battle with Butamax Advanced Biofuels LLC a positive step.
Whether ethanol producers need to worry about toxic levels in distillers grains depends upon Mother Nature
Protecting the RFS is critically important
Ethanol producers balance cost and conservation when reducing consumption
The American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers and the Western States Petroleum Association filed a lawsuit June 11 challenging the U.S. EPA's 2011 cellulosic biofuel volume mandate as part of the renewable fuel standard.
Minimum octane rating decisions could greatly impact ethanol's future market opportunities
Nebraska town grows enzymes and community
Different grades available for different applications
Cellulosic biofuels, the blendwall, E15 and future fuel economy standards become weapons in the grudge match between Big Oil and ethanol
Ethanol producers share strategies for success in FEW panel
June 12, 2012
Dinneen tells ethanol industry to expect brutal RFS fight
Industrial vacuums help prevent secondary explosions
Norfolk, U.K.-based renewable energy developer Iceni Energy Ltd. has announced the successful approval of its planning application for a straw-fuelled biomass plant near Snetterton. The plant will burn primarily cereal and oilseed rape straw.
People, Partnerships & Deals
Little changed in the projections in the USDA's monthly supply/demand report released June 12, although corn use for ethanol merited comments this month.
Obstacles to scaling up production are surmountable
Sapphire Energy Inc. has welcomed new members to its Scientific Advisory Board as the company readies its first algae-to-energy commercial demonstration facility.
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