Post Date - February 27th 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 4 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 23rd 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 4 months ago
Delaware News Journal. Company to license technology to Broin to produce ethanol from cob and stalk of corn
Post Date - February 23rd 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 4 months ago
The Big Biofuels Blog. Broin is to use licensed DuPont technology in a cellulosic ethanol plant in Iowa in four to six years, according to Delaware online.
Post Date - February 23rd 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 4 months ago
DuPont Co., the third-largest U.S. chemical maker, said a plant will open in Iowa in four to six years that will make commercial quantities of ethanol from corn waste using the company's technology.
Post Date - February 23rd 2007 06:02 am | 1 year 4 months ago
Biofuel Review. The technology was licensed to Broin Companies, the nation's largest dry mill ethanol producer, in October 2006.
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