In Russia, Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov said that the country will develop 30 ethanol plants, and making the remarks at a timber conference he touched off speculation that wood waste would be used as the feedstock. The Prime Minister said they expected to produce 606 Mgy of ethanol.
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