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07.15.09
EU Biodiesel Production Rises in 2008, But Plants Remain Idle
EU biodiesel production rose over 35% to nearly 8-million mt in 2008, and capaci...
07.15.09
Morgan Stanley To Sell LNG to Argentina For Biodiesel
Morgan Stanley has won a bid over Repsol to supply Argentina with three LNG ship...
07.15.09
ExxonMobil Invests $600-Mil in Algal Biofuel
ExxonMobil has announced a $600-million investment in algal biofuels including $...
07.15.09
Senate Climate Bill Delayed Until After Aug Recess
Barbara Boxer, the Senate Environment and Public Works Chairwoman, has pushed ba...
07.13.09
New Oilseed For Biodiesel To Be Commercialized In Ukraine
Ukraine-based Landkom International has signed an agreement with Sunfuel Ukraine...
07.13.09
US DOE Announces $141-million in Energy Grants
On Friday, US DOE announced more than $141 million in Recovery Act funding for e...
07.10.09
Giant Oil Palm For Biodiesel Plantation Planned for Congo
China's ZTE Agribusiness Company is planning a 1-million ha palm tree plantation...
07.10.09
Argentina Increases Biodiesel Exports To Europe
According to market reports, Argentina has exported nearly 404k mt of biodiesel ...
07.10.09
Senate Environment and Public Works Chairwoman Barbara Boxer said this week that...
07.06.09
Biodiesel Import Tax To Be Cut In India
Indian Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee’s decision to cut the biodiesel import ...
US DOE Forms Biofuel Research Partnership
04.01.08
ConocoPhillips said it would work with the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Iowa State University on research to identify promising cellulosic biomass conversion technologies for biofuel.
The group plans to develop conversion technologies using corn stalks, stems, leaves and other non-food agricultural residues, as well as hardy grasses and fast-growing trees as feedstocks for future transportation fuels.
The processes to be examined by the research group will include gasification, pyrolysis, and fermentation. The collaboration could lead to projects that provide publicly available, peer-reviewed papers and models, according to ConocoPhillips.
The company said each party is providing its own time and resources and the collaboration is expected to produce an initial report by January 2009.
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