
Tag Archives Ethanol fuel

Oil and corn go to war
The two industries are touting duelling studies on future of U.S. biofuel program

Fuel cell insight gets powered up
Understanding how plant cells make cellulose could be the key to biofuel’s future

Cutting the cost of ethanol
Researchers devise a way to reduce the amount of enzymes needed to convert biomass into biofuels

Crop production could take hit in 2017
Dry and cold weather in Europe and flooding in Latin America are setting the stage for trouble
Oilseed values gaining on talk of U.S. biofuel rules
Speculation on Trump’s next move supports crush margins
Editorial: Biofuels fight

In Trump freeze, U.S. agencies delay rules affecting farms
The move creates an air of uncertainty surrounding key provisions, such as the U.S. renewable fuel standard

Sweet paradox: India’s drought-stricken farmers plant thirstiest crop
Erratic prices for vegetables, oilseeds and pulses limit the incentive for farmers to plant them

Biofuels are mankind’s greatest blunder
Proponents of biofuels are simply refusing to count their true environmental cost

U.S. farmers have an ethanol addiction
Ethanol growth has caused the U.S. corn crop to balloon, and now U.S. farmers are facing a bleak price future