Jul 27 | Articles
With advanced refining and gasification techniques, SynGest aims to turn corn-ethanol plants into food, fuel and fertilizer factories.
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Jul 26 | CHEM Blog
If a change at the top can help the company accelerate its obligations to the Gulf’s recovery and its own recovery, we may finally see that seeds of future recovery have been sown.
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Jul 12 | CHEM Blog
A U.S. poll revealed that 58 percent of Americans believe that U.S. energy policy needs to change, but 51 percent say that they would oppose a tax to pay for it: “We have met the enemy and he is us.”
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Jul 2 | News
Between December 2008, when the notice of potential dumping was filed, and June 2009, it was determined that biodiesel was arriving 31.9 percent cheaper than local production.
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Jun 29 | CHEM Blog
The plan is a success in that it forms a useful first step on a journey toward meeting Renewable Fuel Standard targets, rather than annually forcing them into insignificance.
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Jun 28 | Articles
Cellulosic ethanol and coal-fired power co-location can result in economic and environmental benefits in the form of feedstock sharing, cost savings and regulatory compliance.
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Jun 28 | News
Iowa continues to be at the epicenter of the movement for clean energy and advanced biotechnology, such as cellulosic fuels, biochemicals and bio-based polymers.
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Mar 18 | News
Within a decade, passenger planes will be flying on jet fuel largely made from plants as airlines seek to break away from the volatile oil market and fight climate change.
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Mar 16 | CHEM Blog
If forced to compare the process of financing advanced bioenergy projects with classical literature, I would likely choose Waiting for Godot, an absurdist comedy.
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Mar 11 | News
The Senate passed the American Workers, State and Business Relief Act, including H.R. 4213, which contains a retroactive extension of the $1/gallon biodiesel tax credit.
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