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"For years, oil companies have warned that mixing too much ethanol into gasoline could damage car engines, causing them to wear down much faster than expected. But a number of national gas station chains, including RaceTrac, Murphy USA and Sheetz, are casting aside such warnings and preparing to sell fuel with higher amounts of ethanol for general use."
More..."With the Centre focusing more on developing alternative fuel economy, India will soon stop importing petroleum products, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today."
More...A few years ago the “food versus fuel” debate raged in Washington. It centred on whether the US government’s corn ethanol mandate squeezed scarce grain supplies and pushed up food prices. It is time to revisit that debate.
More..."Growing our biofuels use is something worth doing. It’s worth remembering why that is the case. Here are a few reasons."
More..."The technology of cellulosic ethanol production is based in great part on the quantity of cellulosic material available for plants that utilize the technology, such as POET/DSM's Project Liberty plant in Emmetsburg. Since the inception of Project Liberty, area producers who have been harvesting their corn residue each Fall have worked on the basis of taking just 25 percent of the corn stover, ie: stalks, husks and cobs, from the field after the harvest, usually in one-pass baling."
More..."The technology of cellulosic ethanol production is based in great part on the quantity of cellulosic material available for plants that utilize the technology, such as POET/DSM's Project Liberty plant in Emmetsburg. Since the inception of Project Liberty, area producers who have been harvesting their corn residue each Fall have worked on the basis of taking just 25 percent of the corn stover, ie: stalks, husks and cobs, from the field after the harvest, usually in one-pass baling."
More..."The U.S. is on track this year to post the longest stretch of falling food prices in more than 50 years, a streak that is cheering shoppers at the checkout line but putting a financial strain on farmers and grocery stores."
More..."The Energy Regulatory Commission of Mexico (CRE) published their recently-passed fuel regulation (NOM-016-CRE-2016) in the Mexican federal register on Monday, allowing for the blending and sale of up to 5.8% ethanol in the nation’s fuel supply outside of the three major metropolitan areas of Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey."
More..."Spanish renewable energy firm Abengoa SA has sold five of its Midwestern U.S. ethanol plants for $357 million as the company looks to stave off what would be Spain’s largest-ever corporate bankruptcy."
More..."Lightning strikes often in the Advanced Bioeconomy. The Magic catalyst, the miracle microbe, the super strain, the wonder feedstock, the peerless process. But it’s after the lightning strikes that we begin what former BP Biofuels chief Phil New called “the hard yards of commercialization” and learn not only what is exciting, but what is needed."
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