Connecticut-based Green Waste Energy Inc. was the only developer to submit a project proposal to the Albany, N.Y., Port District Commission by the Oct. 31 deadline, so its $60 million waste-to-energy proposal is a distinct possibility for the city.
The Chrin Brothers Inc. is looking for four new tenants to occupy a 23-acre site and use heat produced at the company's existing 3.2-megawatt landfill-gas-to-power plant.
The use of biojet is increasing as air carrier Aeromexico has begun to use the fuel, produced by Honeywell's UOP trademarked Green Jet Fuel, on its regular Mexico City to Costa Rica route as part of its "Green Flights" project to reduce GHGs.
Matt Horton, CEO, Propel Fuels
Jason Matlof, partner, Battery Ventures
Sue Ellerbusch, president, BP Biofuels North America
Peter Williams, CEO, Ineos Bio
Brokers play an important role in effectively using swaps, other risk management tools
The Tiskilwa ethanol tank car fire demonstrates the need for preparedness and cooperation between local fire crews and ethanol plants
How ethanol moves and where it's going
Can your motor vehicle administration break the blend wall and help meet the RFS?
Insights and perspectives from ethanol industry executives
Researchers develop high-biomass sorghum that bypasses flowering
Research identifies acceptable biofuel feedstocks
November 15, 2011
One pine tree as good as another? Guess again
IndyCar crash would have been more fiery with gasoline
November 15, 2011
U.S. project developers look to China for financial support
Renewable groups take action to protect energy programs
Blending mishap sends incorrect blends to Minnesota stations
Walt Wendland, president, CEO, Golden Grain Energy, Homeland Energy Solutions
Todd Becker, president, CEO, Green Plains Renewable Energy
Monsanto providing seed for off-season ethanol feedstock
November 15, 2011
USDA announces funding for producers not using corn
California-based New Logic Research successfully installed a full-scale membrane separation system in late October, that reduces vinasse volume by 70 percent. The system uses the company's proprietary Vibratory Shear Enhanced Processing technology.
AE Biofuels Inc. has a new name and, with it, a plan to expand the product line at existing ethanol plants. The company announced Nov. 15 that its shareholders have approved the company's name change to Aemetis Inc.
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