By Ethanol Producer Magazine Staff
By Staff
By Algae Technology & Business Staff
By Todd Palmer and Anna Wildeman
By Robert Vierhout
By Ron Lamberty
By Bob Dinneen
By Susanne Retka Schill
By Bob Cleaves
By Mary Rosenthal
By Lindsey Hemly and Emily Chad
By M. L. Drewery and T. A. Wickersham
By Ron Kotrba
By Erin Voegele
EPA evaluates energy cane, giant reed and napiergrass
By Holly Jessen
North American sugar-to-ethanol strategy differs from Brazil's, Europe's
The ethanol industry went from booming business to tight and even negative margins in the first quarter
By Kris Bevill
The largest cellulosic ethanol plants in the world are ready to prove their mettle
By Luke Geiver
Several government bioenergy incentives are expiring, but other opportunities remain
While 29 states and Washington, D.C., individually work toward their own renewable energy standards, the U.S. considers a national clean energy standard
By Erin Voegele
Industry leaders say more can be done
By Bryan Sims
Scaling up algae growth, harvesting and extraction technologies, and the companies facilitating commercial deployment
By Antje Grzesik
How U.S. ethanol producers can become certified
By Jaron Vande Hoef
Commitment to continuous improvement helps small steps become 10-20 percent savings
By Bill Northey, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture
Incentives, research capabilities, workforce development among advantages Iowa offers
By William Strauss
2012 Excellence in Bioenergy Award winner William Strauss shares a glimpse into his trip to a country that is light-years ahead of the U.S. in environmental policy
Even biorefinery-focused programs can offer funding for biomass projects
By Amy Richardson
With the McConchie-Stroud technology platform and a host of deals in the works, Algae.Tec is helping develop algae's future