Ethanol Producer Magazine

The Importance of Environmental Risk Protection

February 04, 2009

Ethanol is an environmentally friendly fuel, especially compared with petroleum-based fuels, but that doesn't mean there are no environmental risks involved in the production process. For a variety of reasons, environmental insurance should be considered when determining how best to protect a company's investment.

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The Importance of Environmental Risk Protection

Catalysts of Efficiency

Tackling Indirect Land Use

E-Fuel, Sierra Nevada Brewing to make ethanol

IIEA launches campaign against Valero acquisition

Setting a Unified Agenda for the Future

Natural gas prices: A longer view

Demand drops as economy slows

Myriad issues impacting price rally

The New Year brings change

Innovation in the Lead

Corn reports tout near-record production, increased carry-out

Poet expands in Missouri

Michigan passes key legislation

IRS issues guidance on cellulosic biofuels tax credit

Magellan increases distribution capabilities

EIA projects oil, biofuels consumption

Northeast projects cease development

Ethanol plants open in Europe, Australia

Grain suppliers learn to combat uncertainty with corn contracts

SuGanit ferments xylose using brewer's yeast

ISU to study biomass gasification for ethanol, process heat

Enerkem syngas-to-ethanol plant starts up

Ethanol projects receive Colorado ag grants

Sugarcane plays role in development of green polyethylene, Sugarcorn

Leveling the Playing Field

Survey shows shifts in Iowa corn movement

Leschine receives Women to Watch Award

NEVC elects board members, officers

Kansas blender pump program becomes permanent