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Chromatin and the Sorghum Checkoff partner to develop higher-yielding sorghum hybrids

12:58 PM MDT | June 18, 2013 | Francinia Protti-Alvarez

Chromatin (Chicago) a developer of sorghum seeds for agriculture and renewable energy; and the Sorghum Checkoff (Lubbock, TX), a producer-funded organization, have entered into a multiyear agreement to develop higher-yielding grain sorghum hybrids for...


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NatureWorks, Calysta Energy enter R&D to produce lactic acid via methane fermentation

Calysta Energy (Menlo Park, CA) and NatureWorks (Minnetonka, MI) have entered into an exclusive, multiyear collaboration to research and develop a practical, world-scale production process for fermenting methane—a potent greenhouse gas (GHG)—into...

European Environment Agency reports on emissions from power plants

Emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and dust from electricity-generating large combustion plants (LCPs) in the European Union have fallen since 2004, the European Environmental Agency (EEA; Copenhagen) says in a report, Reducing air...

Uruguay's ALUR inaugurates second biodiesel facility

Alcoholes del Uruguay (ALUR; Montevideo) inaugurated on 12 June its second biodiesel production facility, the company has announced. The plant, at Capurro, Uruguay, has annual capacity for 65 million liters of biodiesel. Glycerine will also be manufactured as...

Bayer, ThyssenKrupp launch breakthrough ODC chlor-alkali technology

Bayer MaterialScience (BMS) and ThyssenKrupp Unde have begun marketing BMS's previously announced oxygen depolarized cathode (ODC) technology worldwide, the companies announced today. The process makes chlorine using 30% less electricity compared with...

Enterprise and Western Gas form JV around new Mont Belvieu NGL fractionation trains

Western Gas has acquired a 25% share, while Enterprise has retained the remaining 75% ownership interest....

Carbon emissions: EU needs to look at broader picture, says IEA; Greenpeace calls for tougher targets

The European Union needs to look at the broader picture in terms of carbon emissions, Maria van den Hoeven, executive director at the International Energy Agency (IEA; Paris), says in an interview with Bloomberg. "Climate change has a long-term horizon...

EIA: Shale could increase world natural gas reserves by 47%, oil by 11%

The global estimate of technically recoverable shale gas has increased 10%, to 7,299 trillion cubic feet (tcf) -- 32% of the world’s total estimated natural gas resources of 22,882 tcf....

BioAmber signs distribution deal with IMCD for biobased succinic acid; shares start trading in Paris

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UPM and Renmatix sign biochemicals development agreement

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