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While the ethanol subsidy debate rages in Washington, D.C., the big oil and chemical companies continue their small experiments into next-generation biofuels.
The politics of biofuel subsidies are on full boil in Washington, D.C.
This week the Forum features the Riggs Eckelberry, the head of OriginOil. OriginOil is a company immersed in the nascent but emerging algal biofuel industry.
Over the past year Algae has become the posterchild for the potential of alternative fuels. Let's find out Riggs Eckelberry and OriginOil's story.
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BP plc (NYSE: BP) took steps today to become the second largest next-generation biofuels producer in the United
There is a wide range of companies developing biofuels -- and we are focusing today on the two most advanced pure-play publicly traded companies:
This week the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its 2011 Renewable Fuel Standards proposal [pdf] for minimum renewable fuel percentages in transportation fuels.
In the final part of my 3-part interview with UNICA's Joel Velasco, we discuss subsidies, trade protection, tariffs, and the future of ethanol.
Biofuels have garnered much attention recently as a result of the renewed commitment by the U.S. government, including a new U.S.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced a further $24 million in funding for commercial algal biofuel research as part of its National Algal Biofuels Roadmap [pdf].
In this segment of my interview with UNICA's chief U.S. representative Joel Velasco, we discuss Growth Energy's claims, the politics surrounding corn and sugarcane ethanol and tariffs.
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