Post Date - February 28th 2007 12:02 pm | 1 year 6 months ago
By David Nilles. Ethanol Producer Magazine. The U.S. DOE today announced a round of grants expected to aid in the commercialization of cellulosic ethanol production. Six projects received funds aimed at developing cellulose biorefineries.
Post Date - February 27th 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 6 months ago
By Matt Krantz. USA TODAY. Some of the leading companies are Broin Cos. and Iogen, which are proposing to build cellulosic ethanol plants as joint ventures with DuPont and Shell respectively.
Post Date - February 25th 2007 08:02 pm | 1 year 6 months ago
Des Moines Register. By Jerry Perkins. Mike Muston, executive vice president for Broin Cos., said cellulose from crop residues has the potential to be turned into billions of gallons of ethanol.
Post Date - February 23rd 2007 09:02 am | 1 year 6 months ago
Ethanol Producer Magazine. Broin also recently hired a new vice president of research, which exemplifies the company’s “desire, willingness and abilities to move beyond ethanol,” Muston says.
Post Date - February 23rd 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 6 months ago
Delaware News Journal. Company to license technology to Broin to produce ethanol from cob and stalk of corn
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