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UK Fuel Retailers Body Offers Oil-Price Analysis to EU Probe -Report
... in reporting distorted prices to a price reporting agency to manipulate the published prices for a number of oil and biofuel products." In a letter to the director general for competition at the European Commission, the Petrol Retailers' Association ... Comment?
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Arnold family still to care for Aztec Airport after Mike Arnold's death
... curiosity, friends said. "He was a tinkerer, a Jack of all trades," Mike Arnold Jr. said. "He started blending biofuel back around 2006 when gas prices started to spike. It was a hobby, one of many of his." Arnold held a degree in electrical ... Comment?
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U Of Illinois To Build Integrated Bioprocessing Research Laboratory
U OF ILLINOIS TO BUILD INTEGRATED BIOPROCESSING RESEARCH LABORATORY May 23, 2013 Source: University of Illinois news release A proposed new facility at the University of Illinois will take biofuel processing to the next level. Comment?
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Sustainable Power Corp. (SSTP) - Clean Technology - Deals and Alliances Profile - New Market Report
... planning, engineering, and assembly services. The company has exclusive rights to utilize the US Sustainable Energy biofuel discovery within the power generation market, and offers services to build, integrate, support and fund modular refueling ... Comment?
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Biofuels: Game-changer in aviation fuel?
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... industry and society at large must now join forces to ensure that we quickly gain access to a continuous supply of biofuel. (Photo courtesy of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines ) Amsterdam, The Netherlands Your 'used fried chicken oil' flying you next to ... Comment?
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Ethanol boost, export order, fuel corn price rise
... 875,000 barrels a day last week, the highest figure since June last year. Data on inventories showed demand for the biofuel too, with stocks falling by 247,000 barrels to 16.18m barrels, the lowest since November 2010, and in fact within 150,000 ... Comment?
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Pond Scum As Green Alternative Is More Appetizing Than It Sounds - For Fuel
... availability of water has been one of the biggest concerns regarding the adoption of broad-scale production of algal biofuel. Scientists estimate that fuel created with algae would use much more water than industrial processes used to harness energy ... Comment?
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EPA Proposes RFS Amendments
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... renewable electricity (used in electric vehicles) produced from land ll biogas to generate cellulosic or advanced biofuel RINs. Renewable compressed natural gas (CNG)/liquified natural gas (LNG) produced from land fill biogas are also proposed to ... Comment?
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Rebuffed in EU, Argentina Aims for US Biodiesel Market
... cle says it would obviously help that country's market while helping U.S. refiners, importers and others comply with biofuel blending requirements. Comment?
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Exxon Takes Algae Fuel Back to the Drawing Board
... Craig Venter's Synthetic Genomics up to $300 million to develop algae-based fuels. Algae is a promising source of biofuel because it naturally produces large amounts of oil and can be grown in brackish water that's not useful for conventional ... Comment?
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Canadian Biodiesel Plant Plans to Ship to Germany
... the green fuel a year, but none of it is intended for use north or south of the border. Biodiesel Magazine reports Biofuel Weiss Inc.'s Halifax, Nova Scotia, multifeedstock biodiesel refinery product will go to Germany: "We are different than the ... Comment?
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Advanced Biofuels Payments Go Out to Producers
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... include but are not limited to: crop residue; animal, food and yard waste material; vegetable oil; and animal fat. Biofuel can be from a variety of non-food sources, including waste products. In the five years the program has been in effect, the ... Comment?
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Grant brings biofuel study to WNC
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The Biofuels Center of North Carolina gave a $766,000 grant to study the viability of canola as biofuel crop in WNC. Comment?
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Researcher Explores Using Tobacco for Biodiesel
... at UC Berkeley, are lead researchers in the project. "There are several reasons we are modifying tobacco to produce biofuel," Lemaux said, "It is a high biomass crop. If you want to extract oil, then the more biomass you have, the more oil you get. ... Comment?
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Evening markets: corn leads grains higher. But softs melt
... (and potentially all) to China. Then came US weekly ethanol production data showing the best week for output of the biofuel since June , of 875,000 barrels per day, a rise of 18,000 barrels per day. As an extra sign of a tightening market in ... Comment?
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Study: Nation equipped to grow serious amounts of pond scum for fuel
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... availability of water has been one of the biggest concerns regarding the adoption of broad-scale production of algal biofuel. Scientists estimate that fuel created with algae would use much more water than industrial processes used to harness energy ... Comment?
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... includes a provision authored by Rep. Poppe that adopts the NextGen Board's recommendations regarding Minnesota's biofuel policies. Right now, state law requires all gasoline sold in Minnesota to be "E10," which is a blend of 10 percent ethanol ... Comment?
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U.S. Herakles farms halts Cameroon palm oil development
... to the project. Palm oil is the world's most important vegetable oil used in everything from margarine and soap to biofuel, with annual production around the world worth about $20 billion. Critics say the palm oil industry is taking part in a land ... Comment?
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U.S. Perfectly Placed For Algae-Based Biofuel Production
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... More Not shale gas or crude oil, but fresh water and suitable land to produce 25 billion gallons of algae-based biofuel --a month's worth of the country's fuel needs each year. The discovery comes from the U.S. Department of Energy's Pacific ... Comment?
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Pond Scum As Biofuel? Researchers Explore Algae...
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... in developing algae that produce more oil than they normally do. In the adoption of broad-scale production of algal biofuel, the availability of water has been one of the biggest concerns. Biofuels created from algae would use a great deal more ... Comment?
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