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06.05.09
Cargill Opens Glycerin Plant in Germany
Cargill has started production at its new glycerin refinery in Frankfurt, German...
06.05.09
Oil Hits $70 on US Labor Report
Crude-oil futures prices rose above $70 a barrel Friday for the first time in ...
06.03.09
China Drought to Raise Soybean Prices
The drought in China's major soybean-producing Heilongjiang province has affecte...
06.03.09
Oil Companies Continue to Invest Billions in Brazilian Ethanol
BP and Petrobras will spend $3.4 billion in Brazilian ethanol development includ...
06.01.09
Report States Innacuracies Regarding Jatropha Biofuel
A new report by Friends of the Earth focuses on D1 Oils' jatropha program in Afr...
05.27.09
Indonesia Planning to Expand Oil Palm Production
Indonesia is planning to increase palm oil production to 40 million mt by 2020 t...
05.27.09
Neste Oil Building Largest EU Biodiesel Plant
Finland-based Neste Oil held a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for its $940 m...
05.27.09
Argentine Soybean Harvest Revised Down Further
The Argentine Rural Confederation (CRA) this week lowered its estimate of this s...
05.27.09
Global Energy Consumption To Increase 44%
Global energy consumption is expected to climb 44% over the next two decades, EI...
05.22.09
China Buys 27% of US Soybean Export in Past Week
China bought 27% of total US soybean exports last week boosting purchases of US ...
Biofuels Reduce Risk of Oil Price Spikes
08.14.08
According to a report by the UK’s Royal Institute of International Affairs, oil prices could reach $200 per barrel if demand does not decrease over the next five to ten years.
Inadequate investments by national and international oil companies and a supply crunch around 2013 could lead to the spike. The Institute said energy policy needed to reduce oil demand, increase oil supplies or increase non-conventional fuels such as biofuels.
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