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EnviroTech :: Innovation

April 8, 2008

Verenium Starts Up Pilot for Cellulosic Ethanol

Alex Scott

Biotech firm Verenium (Cambridge, MA) says it has opened a next-generation cellulosic ethanol demonstration plant at Jennings, LA. Unlike standard biofuel technology the new facility is designed to convert the woody or cellulosic component of biomass into...

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