New SEC Rules May Make ItEasier to Resell Securities
By Britney Schnathorst
February 05, 2008
Honoring the GHGenius
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
February 05, 2008
Don O'Connor has the breadth and width of knowledge that is second to none in Canada. His analysis of biofuel plants' greenhouse gas emissions has been especially important to the global industry.
Managing Through Tough Times in Ethanol Production
By Todd Taylor and Ryan Murphy
February 05, 2008
Terrorist Group Extortion and Other Challenges for Transnational Corporations
By Dean C. Alexander
February 05, 2008
Biomass: At What Cost?
By Jerry W. Kram
February 05, 2008
Processors believe biofuels will prosper because cellulosic feedstocks will be cheap and readily available. Feedstock owners think they will get rich selling biomass to the ethanol industry. Obviously, they both can't be right. Finding a mutually beneficial balance between buyer and seller is a challenge as the cellulosic ethanol industry finds its feet.
Fuel economy study shows promise for mid-range ethanol blends
By Sarah Smith
January 10, 2008
Making Due with Waste Brew
By Bryan Sims
January 10, 2008
In 1996, Merrick Co. built an ethanol production facility colocated with the Coors Brewery in Golden, Colo., in an effort to recover a viable resource and recycle beverage waste. Now, at 3 MMgy, the plant continues to hold firm its unique competitive advantage within a highly volatile ethanol market.
Priming the Renewable Fuels Pump
January 10, 2008
Renewable fuels got the best holiday gift ever in December—an Energy Bill with an unprecedented 36 billion gallon renewable fuels standard. Right after it was signed, EPM talked with a number of corn-ethanol producers and those advocating cellulosics to gauge their reactions.
Traversing the Waterways
By Bryan Sims
January 10, 2008
The convergence of the marine transport sector and the ethanol industry is relatively new. EPM talks with maritime trade experts to see if the shipping industry can keep up with growing demand from the ethanol industry.
Constructing Economics
By Craig A. Johnson
January 10, 2008
The bottom line is a big concern for those in the ethanol industry today. EPM takes a detailed look at what's changed on the construction side of the equation in the past year that could impact the industry in the coming year.
Familiar Face Takes the CRFA Helm
By Dave Nilles
January 10, 2008
Following the departure of longtime Executive Director Kory Teneycke the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association looked for government experience for his replacement. New CRFA President Gordon Quaiattini has taken the lead and is providing the Canadian biofuels industries with an experienced voice.
The Endangered Species Act's Hidden Costs for Ethanol Production
By Francis E. Chin
January 10, 2008
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