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September 30, 2009
Development of second-generation biofuels will remain behind expectations....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Biofuel-Consumption-to-Double-by-2015-Report-Says_21732.html September 25, 2009
The project marks Vinythai's entry into the epichlorohydrin business....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Vinythai-Takes-over-Solvay-Epichlorohydrin-Project-Hikes-Chlor-Alkali-Capacity_21660.html September 20, 2009
Haldor Topsoe says that construction has begun for a previously announced plant that will produce the fuel dimethyl ether (DME) from black liquor – a by-product of paper...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biorefineries/Topsoe-Begins-Construction-of-Biofuel-Plant-in-Sweden_21527.html August 19, 2009
LyondellBasell’s sales of Bio-ethyl tertiary butyl ether (Bio-ETBE), a biofuel derived from ethanol and isobutylene, which is used as an additive in gasoline, are growing...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Bio-ETBE-Business-Builds-at-LyondellBasell_20866.html August 18, 2009
Global BioChem Technology (GBT, Hong Kong, China), China’s leading corn processor, says it plans to steadily increase sales of its Chinese-manufactured corn-derived glycols to...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biorefineries/Chemicals-from-Corn-Global-BioChem-Targets-Glycols-Markets-in-the-West_20846.html June 16, 2009
Sunoco says it has completed the acquisition of a 100 million gals/year ethanol manufacturing facility at Volney, NY from Northeast Biofuels (Fulton, NY) for $8.5 million. Sunoco says...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Sunoco-Acquires-Ethanol-Manufacturing-Facility_19592.html June 3, 2009
The ETBE will be used by Japanese refineries to meet clean-burning fuels requirements as part of Japan's Kyoto Protocol commitments, LyondellBasell says....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/LyondellBasell-Planning-Bio-Based-ETBE-Capacity-at-Channelview_19344.html May 13, 2009
Abengoa will license Dyadic's large-scale biofuel enzyme production technology....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Dyadic-and-Abengoa-Settle-Suit-Ink-Licensing-Deal_18907.html May 8, 2009
Publicly traded biotech firm OriginOil (Los Angeles, CA) says it is commercializing a “breakthrough” technology for generating algae from biofuel. The process uses...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/U-S-Firm-Begins-Commercializing-Process-for-Algae-to-Oil_18773.html May 1, 2009
Sasol is making good headway with the development of a more efficient next-generation, slurry phase, gas-to-liquid (GTL) process, says Steve Venables, head of international energy, and...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/gas_tol_iquids/Development-of-Sasols-Next-Generation-GTL-Process-Gains-Momentum_18656.html April 22, 2009
Linde says it will start building a demonstration plant from the middle of this year at Leuna, Germany that will produce hydrogen from glycerine. The plant is due to come on stream in...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Linde-to-Pilot-Process-for-Making-Hydrogen-from-Glycerine_18389.html April 9, 2009
Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA), a class of biopolymers, could succeed the use of polylactic acid (PLA) in many applications, according to the implications of research presented by George...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biorefineries/Biopolymers-Could-PHA-Succeed-PLA-update_18113.html March 24, 2009
The company says it will now invest $160-$200 million to build the plant, up from $80-$100 million when first announced in July of last year....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Novozymes-Doubles-Enzymes-Investment-in-Nebraska_17828.html March 10, 2009
Under the terms of the agreement, Codexis will work with Shell and Iogen Energy (Ottawa) to enhance the efficiency of enzymes used in the Iogen's cellulosic ethanol production process....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Shell-Expands-Biofuel-Efforts-Increases-Codexis-Stake_17548.html March 8, 2009
Completion is scheduled for 2010....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Neste-Breaks-Ground-on-Singapore-Renewable-Diesel-Project_17427.html March 6, 2009
The European Union (EU) has approved plans to slap temporary anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on imports of biodiesel from the U.S. A European Commission trade committee voted last...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Europe-Slaps-Antidumping-Duties-on-Biodiesel-Imported-from-the-U-S-_17437.html March 5, 2009
The company says it plans to spend 80% of the $2.4 billion on ethanol and 20% on biodiesel, with 91% of the investments to be made in Brazil....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/biodiesel/Petrobras-Outlines-$2-4-Billion-Biofuel-Investments_17413.html March 4, 2009
Pilot-scale production is set to begin by 2010, and construction of a commercial-scale facility is targeted for the second-half of 2010....http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Cobalt-Biofuels-Sets-Biobutanol-Production-Timeline_17403.html March 1, 2009
DSM says it is closing in on a decision to produce commercial volumes of a series of chemicals derived from bio raw materials, including succinic acid. DSM, jointly with Roquette...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/DSM-Hones-Biotech-Strategy-Targets-Bio-succinic-Acid-Production-from-2012_17333.html February 26, 2009
Enzymes technology firm Novozymes says it is “on track” to deliver its targets first commercial enzymatic process for generatic cellulosic ethanol by 2010. Novozymes says...http://www.chemweek.com/markets/alternative_fuels/bioethanol/Novozymes-on-Track-for-2010-Launch-of-Cellulosic-Ethanol-Process_17227.html |
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