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Seaweed to Ethanol Breakthrough
Lab announced that they have found an enzyme that could be used to convert seaweed into its constituent sugars that in turn could be converted into affordable renewable fuels...

MPMC Media Trade Conference Exceeded Expectations for Champion Racing and Performance Products
Champion Oil, a globally recognized industry leader of "purpose-built" synthetic lubricants, concluded very successful technical discussions this week at the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council Media Trade Conference, a division of the Specialty Equipment Market Association ...

Advanced Biofuels Makes Farm Bill Wish List
Renewable Fuels Association president and CEO Bob Dinneen comments on the year in preview and some of the top ethanol stories he expects to see in 2012..

ZeaChem Selected for $232.5 Million USDA Loan Guarantee
ZeaChem , a developer of biorefineries for the conversion of renewable biomass into sustainable fuels and chemicals, announced it has been selected for a $232.5 million loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's 9003 Biorefinery Assistance Program...

College students and professors seek to convert algae into biofuel
The College of William and Mary has submerged itself into the world of microbiology and biofuels...

American Ethanol announces partnerships with RCR and RAB Racing - Agri-View

American Ethanol announces partnerships with RCR and RAB Racing
Agri-View
The American Ethanol partnership was established with the goal of increasing awareness of ethanol's renewable, clean-burning, high-octane abilities as a fuel. One initiative included the release last September of a white paper detailing NASCAR's use of .
American Ethanol Gears Up for 2012 NASCAR SeasonCheckbiotech.org (press release)

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Ethanol Stocks Stay Strong Despite Loss of Key Subsidies
NEW YORK, NY-- - As 2011 came to a close, two long-running federal subsidy programs intended to aid U.S. producers of ethanol also ended. One program placed a 54-cent-per-gal tariff on imported ethanol ...

EarthTalk / From the Editors of E
Dear EarthTalk: I understand that some companies are now looking to cut down forests and burn them as "biomass" for generating electricity...