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Range Fuels (ex-Kergy) will open wood-waste-using cellulosic ethanol plant in Georgia

Range Fuels, Inc., known until just the other day as Kergy, Inc., will build a cellulosic ethanol plant in Georgia to turn wood waste into the biofuel. Range Fuels says its proprietary cellulosic ethanol technology can turn wood chips, agricultural wastes, grasses, cornstalks, hog manure, municipal garbage, sawdust or paper pulp (whew) into ethanol. Without using enzymes, the K2 system first turns the biomass into a synthetic gas and then into ethanol. This new plant will be funded by Vinod Khosla's Khosla Ventures (Range Fuels itself is ... Read more →

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