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783 documents for cellulose ethanol

- Containers Along with the Container Based Ethanol Refinery
DALLAS, June 16, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Allard Research and Development, the world leader in small to medium-scale ethanol fuel production systems, announced today the world's first self-powered modular cellulose ethanol refinery utilizing cellulose feedstock grown as part of the system in hydroponic shipping containers. A 20 gallon-per-hour modular cellulose ethanol refinery module with feedstock grow containers will have a 3,600 sq. ft. footprint. These modules can be networked together to increase the size of the refinery without losing efficiencies. The ability to grow the cellulose feedstock as part of the system is a game-changer," says Adam Allard, Founder and Chairman. "Historically, the big limiting factor for people wanting to make their own ethanol fuel has been a lack of abun...
- U.S. Newswire
- June 16, 2011
- AE Biofuels Builds Integrated Cellulose Ethanol Commercial Demonstration Plant.
* Patent-Pending ATCSH Cellulose Technology Expected to Significantly Reduce Energy and Water Used in Ethanol Production * Unique Approach Utilizes ...
- Business Wire
- February 19, 2008
- Ethanol: If Brazil Can, Why Can't We?
Over the last decade or two Brazil has made great progress in reducing its foreign fossil fuel dependence by establishing a massive program of ethanol production from sugarcane. The country is almost energy-independent except for imports of natural gas from Bolivia and has announced its intention to export oil in a few years. The ethanol production program has resulted in Brazil's widespread use of fuel mixtures (85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline known as alcohol) and of flex-fuel vehicles. Can we in the United States realistically achieve similar results with corn, or perhaps cellulose-based ethanol and bio-waste?
- Taos News, The
- April 17, 2010

- Gulf Ethanol: Cellulose Efficiency Will Far Surpass Corn Based Ethanol.
HOUSTON -- Gulf Ethanol Corporation (OTC:GFET): Recent studies by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the University of Nebraska found tha...
- Business Wire
- January 14, 2008
- Two Companies, Two Different Blueprints for Reducing Global Warming
Businesspeople spend too much time worrying about the burdens brought by global warming and ignoring the potential commercial upside, according to participants in a recent Wharton conference titled, "Winners and Losers in Green Technologies." Indeed, the participants added, the so-called "green economy" presents lucrative opportunities for companies willing to invest the effort in seizing them. Executives from DuPont and NetJets talked about "going green" during a conference presentation. DuPont gravitated to biofuels. After assessing a raft of possibilities, DuPont chose to pursue ethanol made from cellulose. But making ethanol from cellulose requires an extra step. To reduce its risk, DuPont teamed up with Danisco. Executives at NetJets decided that they wanted to offer their customer...
- Risk Management; New York
- Vol. 55 Nbr. 1, January 2008
- The Market for Cellulose Ethanol 2008 Report Is an Analysis of This Promising Young Industry and the Market Potential of Ethanol as an Alternative Fuel Source.
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c84440) has announced the addition of Cellulose Ethanol Market Pote...
- Business Wire
- February 29, 2008
- Line-X(R) Protective Coatings to Support Ecotrek 'Best of America' Tour ; -- National Non-Profit Organization Selects Line-X to Help Clean Up America --
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Jan. 12, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- LINE-X Protective Coatings, the nation's leading developer and provider of high performance protective coatings, is proud to be supporting the EcoTrek Foundation and their upcoming "Best of America" Tour. The tour consists of American vehicles, fueled by Cellulose Ethanol (C.E.) equipped with American-made products, such as LINE-X, appearing at historic sites and events across the U.S. in an effort to raise awareness for renewable fuels, materials and the preservation of natural resources. EcoTrek Foundation selected LINE- X to participate in the Tour. LINE-X's contribution included spraying the bed and wheel wells of the specially designed Ford F250 pickup with LINE-X's popular protective coatings and newest product, ASPART-X(TM), a zero ...
- U.S. Newswire
- January 12, 2011
- Kerry Associates Inc. Represents Amelot Holdings in Joint Venture Negotiations with Cellulose Ethanol Technology Company.
BOSTON -- Kerry Associates is pleased to announce that it has entered into joint venture negotiations with a Cellulose Ethanol Technology Company on b...
- Business Wire
- May 03, 2006
- Pacific Ethanol Among Four Companies Selected by Us Department of Energy to Research Commercial Cellulose Technology
To: ENERGY EDITORS Contact: Media, Tom Koehler, Pacific Ethanol, Inc., +1-503-490- 1070, tomk@pacificethanol.net, or Investors, +1-916-403-2755, +1- 866-508-4969, InvestorRelations@pacificethanol.net
- U.S. Newswire
- January 29, 2008
- Ethanol Versus the Poor
The push encompasses loan guarantees, tax breaks, and subsidies for the building of cellulose-based ethanol plants in the United States, much like a 2002 law, the Renewable Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency Improvements Program, that wasted $73 million through grants and loans to farmers to buy renewable energy systems.
- Freeman
- Vol. 57 Nbr. 6, July 2007