The N.Y. State Public Service Commission has deferred its decision on a request from Covanta Energy to make energy from waste applications eligible for inclusion in the state's renewable portfolio standard, and therefore eligible for state subsidies.
Celebrating Sustainable Forest Management
By Rona Johnson
November 17, 2011
ArborGen recently celebrated the planting of its 10 billionth tree seedling.This is further proof that the use of woody biomass resources to produce energy isn't about clear-cutting forests.
Commercial production of advanced biofuels is one focus within the biorefining industry, but high conversion rates required with high toxin levels cells are exposed to can affect the operation's economic return. Toxin-resistant organisms may help.
Regular columnist Michael McAdams writes his column this month from high in the sky as he travels from Seattle to D.C. on a cross-country commercial biojet flight.
EIA issues 2012 cellulosic biofuel predictions
November 16, 2011
The U.S. DOE's Energy Information Administration predicts that only six cellulosic biofuel producers will make fuel available for sale in 2012, producing a total of just 6.9 million gallons of fuel over the course of the coming year.
Researchers at the University of Illinois are making progress in the continual effort to develop sustainable and cost-effective processes for harvesting and collecting biomass feedstock.
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.
Outlook 2012: VEETC is Old News
November 15, 2011
Matt Horton, CEO, Propel Fuels
Outlook 2012: Taking 2G Technology to Task
November 15, 2011
Jason Matlof, partner, Battery Ventures
Outlook 2012: Big First Step
November 15, 2011
Sue Ellerbusch, president, BP Biofuels North America
Outlook 2012: Patience is a Virtue
November 15, 2011
Peter Williams, CEO, Ineos Bio
Mitigating Ethanol Market Risk by Monitoring Opportunities
By John Harangody
November 15, 2011
Brokers play an important role in effectively using swaps, other risk management tools
Plan for the Worst
November 15, 2011
The Tiskilwa ethanol tank car fire demonstrates the need for preparedness and cooperation between local fire crews and ethanol plants
By Train, By Truck, or By Boat
November 15, 2011
How ethanol moves and where it's going
Educating Drivers about FFVs and Renewable Fuels
By Burl Haigwood
November 15, 2011
Can your motor vehicle administration break the blend wall and help meet the RFS?
Outlook 2012
By Kris Bevill and Holly Jessen
November 15, 2011
Insights and perspectives from ethanol industry executives
Energy Sorghum
November 15, 2011
Researchers develop high-biomass sorghum that bypasses flowering
Halting Harmful Invaders
November 15, 2011
Research identifies acceptable biofuel feedstocks
Divergent Feedstocks
November 15, 2011
One pine tree as good as another? Guess again
Ethanol Less Volatile
November 15, 2011
IndyCar crash would have been more fiery with gasoline
China to the Rescue
November 15, 2011
U.S. project developers look to China for financial support
Fighting for the Farm Bill
November 15, 2011
Renewable groups take action to protect energy programs
Terminal Error
November 15, 2011
Blending mishap sends incorrect blends to Minnesota stations
Outlook 2012: Pleasant Surprises in 2011
November 15, 2011
Walt Wendland, president, CEO, Golden Grain Energy, Homeland Energy Solutions
Outlook 2012: Fighting Vigorously to Defend the RFS
November 15, 2011
Todd Becker, president, CEO, Green Plains Renewable Energy
Brazil Looks to Sweet Sorghum
November 15, 2011
Monsanto providing seed for off-season ethanol feedstock
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