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World's largest ethanol maker enters biomass business
June 17, 2009 - by Emma Ritch -
Poet launches new division aimed at finding next-generation energy feedstocks as it begins using new type of anaerobic digester to power facilities in South Dakota.
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Is bacteria cleantech's miracle drug?
February 20, 2009 - by Christine Blackman -
MIT researchers say microbes hold the key to many of the industry's biggest challenges, including transportation and carbon emissions.
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Ethanol consolidation could join Poet, VeraSun
November 25, 2008 - by Emma Ritch -
Both corn-ethanol giants confirm they're in talks with undisclosed companies for acquisitions.
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Cellulosic ethanol project receives $14.75M
September 12, 2008 - by Lee Bruno -
New integrated biorefinery plant expected for early 2009 as first step in bigger goal of 125 million gallons
of ethanol per year.
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Cleantech cash piles up in Israel
September 11, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
Two Israeli billionaires make moves in the cleantech space, along with 24 other deals we spotted over the past week.
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Poet to produce cellulosic ethanol this year
August 13, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
The largest ethanol producer in the U.S. says it will have a pilot cellulosic facility up and running in the fourth quarter.
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Harvard, SunEthanol to collaborate on biofuels
June 12, 2008 - by Carli Ghelfi -
Researchers aim to drastically increase ethanol yields from biomass.
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Poet opens Ohio's first ethanol plant
January 11, 2008 - by David Ehrlich -
The $105 million facility has an annual production capacity of 65 million gallons per year.
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U.S. solar & wind incentives on the way?
December 19, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The new U.S. energy bill is missing major cleantech incentives, but a solar lobbying group expects an extension of tax credits in early 2008.
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Amyris pulls in $70M for unique biofuel
September 19, 2007 - by David Ehrlich -
The California startup says its bio-gasoline is compatible with regular car engines and can be used at very low temperatures.
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