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EnviroTech :: Alternative fuels

March 31, 2008

Coskata Makes Ethanol from Garbage and Used Tires

Michelle Bryner

Renewable energy technology company Coskata (Warrenville, IL) says it has developed a process to make ethanol from practically any renewable source, including household garbage, plant waste, and used tires. The technology addresses several challenges facing...

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