By Ethanol Producer Magazine Staff
By Biorefining Magazine Staff
By Staff
By Robert Vierhout
By Bob Dinneen
By Mike Bryan
By Susanne Retka Schill
By Porter J. Martin and Leah H. Ziemba
By Ron V. Lamberty
By John Eustermann
By Michael McAdams
By Ron Kotrba
By Ron Kotrba
By Sherry Jean Larson
By Randy Olson
By Holly Jessen
Frank talk about where the nation's corn supply goes—fuel, feed and food
By Kris Bevill
Wood-to-ethanol projects approach feasibility
By Kris Bevill
Partnering to produce energy from stover could be an attractive option for corn ethanol plants.
By Holly Jessen
Do ethanol plants need to improve their grading practices?
CMRA and NSWMA have crafted standards for grading C&D wood so it can be utilized in combustion systems.
Utilization of municipal solid waste sorting technologies could speed up the development of anaerobic digestion in the U.S.
New Jersey is already a top-ranked state in on-site utilization of biogas produced by wastewater treatment plants, but ongoing research could help craft incentives to push it even higher.
Two U.S. lawmakers create the first Congressional Biomass Caucus to put the industry on the front burner of energy policy.
Ambitious EU renewable energy goals prompt the U.K. to support biomass-based energy development.
By Bryan Sims & Luke Geiver
What it takes to prove the feasibility of a process technology
By Erin Voegele
Fast-tracking bioenergy development in Holland
Three years, six technologies, one consortium to pick the best—will it work?
By Erin Voegele
Northeast infrastructure developments facilitate a larger market for Bioheat
By Bryan Sims
Selling direct can improve a small-scale producer's bottom line
By Luke Geiver
Can an intricate modeling system solve the problems of getting biofuels to the pump?
By Kate Bechen and Porter J. Martin
Direct, indirect and hidden subsidies and incentives benefit both industries, and need to be acknowledged
By David R. Robbins and Stephen S. Tam
A systematic look at feedstock development offers ideas for reducing costs, ensuring success
By Bradley Smith and Denise Johnston
By adding high-rate anaerobic reactors to the wastewater pretreatment system at its Merrimack, N.H., brewery, the plant has reduced air emissions and fossil fuel purchases, and shut down labor-intensive, energy-inefficient equipment.
By Christina Borgese and Marc Privitera
The chemistry and engineering behind the biodiesel process