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Ethanol 2020, a new global study, sees three generations of biofuels
A positivist study on the future of ethanol, called Ethanol 2020: A Global Market Survey (PDF), was released yesterday by William Thurmond as part of the ethanol conference in St. Louis. The upshot (based on the Renewable Energy Access write up) is that Thurmond thinks that in the next decade, "investors in traditional ethanol facilities will face the inevitable prospects of increased ethanol imports, non-food crops for feedstocks, and the imminent maturation of cellulosic ethanol as a competitive ethanol fuel." The big ethanol markets are, no ... Read more →
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A positivist study on the future of ethanol, called Ethanol 2020: A Global Market Survey (PDF), was released yesterday by William Thurmond as part of the ethanol conference in St. Louis. The upshot (based on the Renewable Energy Access write up) is that Thurmond thinks that in the next decade, ...
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