The February edition of Ethanol Producer Magazine focuses on technology innovations and increased sustainability.

The latest issue of Ethanol Producer Magazine addresses crop science, yeast engineering, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and the coproduction of ethanol and renewable natural gas (RNG).

While the actions U.S. ethanol producers are taking to decarbonize, from backing low-carbon farming to investing in CCUS, are almost entirely driven by domestic policy incentives, their benefits will be global.

Research conducted by Ethanol Producer Magazine shows that the majority of U.S. ethanol plants are, or intend to be, engaged in some sort of CCUS, including capture for merchant use, enhanced oil recovery, sequestration or transformation.

EPM has collected information on 120 U.S. ethanol plants that are capturing their fermentation carbon dioxide—or intend to—for one of three principal purposes: conventional utilization, sequestration or next-gen transformation.

This 2024 October issue of Ethanol Producer Magazine delivers an eclectic mix of content with features on new markets and lower-CI farming bookended by articles about plant data—and, for good measure, a piece on measuring in-situ corn fiber ethanol.

The September issues of Ethanol Producer Magazine looks at how various process and energy center enhancements—bolt-on tech, retrofits and replacements—can help producers lower their carbon intensity (CI) scores.

The August issue of Ethanol Producer Magazine focuses on the next big market opportunity—sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Ethanol Producer Magazine values opportunities to report on ethanol producers whenever possible, and earlier this summer we were fortunate to visit with three of them—each having some connection to high-purity alcohol.

The June issue of Ethanol Producer Magazine addresses plant maintenance issues, carbon markets and the results of the latest Ethanol Plant Personnel Salary and Job Satisfaction survey.