A recent study on the optimal blend ratio of corn and sorghum to produce D3 cellulosic RINS offers confirmation and new insight.

A long-proposed California ethanol plant would source sugarcane from the surrounding area, one of several plants in the U.S. exploring alternatives to corn.

From new products to better yeast performance, precision fermentation could help ethanol producers rethink and revamp their sugar streams.

Modern security solutions offer ethanol producers enhanced protection, site surveillance and peace of mind.

While far from certain, Iowa once again appears open to CO2 pipelines following its governor’s landmark veto of a bill designed to impede them.

Proven solutions and alternative strategies can decrease water usage and improve overall plant performance.

Despite its geographical location and forward-thinking approach toward trying new tech, Aemetis Inc. believes its story can be central to the future of biofuels.

The 45Z tax credit is closer to reality, with a web of major federal agencies, industry advocates and policymakers confirming key frameworks needed for ethanol to participate.

Certain ethanol producers rely on it, commodity organizations fight for it, and researchers tout its potential.

A revamped distillation system offers producers the potential to reduce steam usage, produce high-purity alcohol and lower overall carbon intensity score.