November 2011
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Columns
Take Credit for Research and Innovation
By Trina Swart
Is There Too Much Land in Europe?
By Robert Vierhout
Defending the Merits of the RFS
By Brian Jennings
The Renewable Fuel Standard Means Certainty
By Tom Buis
Tout the Benefits of Ethanol in Agriculture
By Mike Bryan
Cellulosic Facets
By Susanne Retka Schill
“Can”t” Never Did Anything
By Bob Dinneen
Putting Biomass Thermal on the Front Burner in DC
By Stephen Gunther and Ellen Abramowitz
Densification: Associated Legal Challenges and Opportunities
By Joe R. Thompson and Sara Bergan
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act:The Essentials
By Richard Weiner
Lights, Camera, Congress…
By Michael McAdams
Spurious Claims
By Ron Kotrba
POLICY PRIORITIES
By Ron Kotrba
What's Confidentiality Between Friends?
By Joe Leo
Reducing Cost While Increasing Output
By Chris Getty
Featured
Cropping Between the Lines
By Holly Jessen
The bull's-eye on corn ethanol could fade if the industry steps up and makes corn production and stover harvesting more environmentally friendly
Protecting Those Workhorse Tanks
By Holly Jessen
As the ethanol industry matures, potential corrosion issues call for a watchful eye
The Round and Square of It
By Kris Bevill
Proving the sustainability of crop residue removal
Cropping Between the Lines: Cover Crop Veteran
By Holly Jessen
Gauging 2012 Volumes
By Kris Bevill
Will RINs prove that the RFS needs modifying?
Aloterra's BCAP project areas are promoting job growth and helping set the stage for a major miscanthus presence in the biopellet industry.
With a plethora of different wood pellet standard programs, mills' quality measures vary depending on which set their customers adopt.
Greening Grass
By Matt Soberg
With the availability of agricultural biomass, North American companies are promoting the benefits of converting grass into energy in an effort to spur the industry.
The 2011 U.S. Billion-Ton Update enhances its 2005 predecessor and finds potential for dedicated energy crops through direct inventory analysis and rigorous sustainability modeling.
High Risk, High Reward
By Erin Voegele
The U.S. DOE's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy targets the “white space� of existing energy research
Intellect, experience and business sense make them the industry's dream
Royal DSM is making significant inroads in the biorefining sector, and it shows no signs of slowing down
A New Standard for Quality
By Erin Voegele
ASTM contemplates several updates, including a new grade of biodiesel
Clearing the Way for Byproduct Quality
By Bryan Sims
Why quality for glycerin is just as important for biodiesel
Easier Than Ever
By Luke Geiver
Testing services are abundant, and there's a reason why
The Uncertain Tomorrow
By Ron Kotrba
Expiring biofuel tax credits and a dysfunctional Congress
Contributions
When Product Development is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
By Tim Tierney
Syngenta's enzyme-producing corn variety requires redesigned farm-to-plant system
E15: Cracking the RVP Nut
By Jeremy P. Greenhouse
New blend won't qualify for One Pound Waiver, presenting huge hurdle
Biofuels and Other Bioliquids—Facts and Perspectives
By Igor Dormuth and Elena Schmidt
New EU sustainability criteria for biofuels and other bioliquids must be complied with and verified by an independent third party at every stage of the production process.
How to improve briquetting operations to efficiently densify fibrous agricultural residues from crops, horticulture operations and forests.
Will NYC Homeowners Embrace Bioheat as the Evolution of Oilheat?
By Paul J. Nazzaro
Focus group illuminates what petroleum marketers are missing
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