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Raven Biofuels and Pure Energy to merge, focus on cellulosic ethanol
In New Jersey, Raven Biofuels International and Pure Energy will merge, with Pure Energy shareholders receiving a controlling stake in Raven plus $3 million in cash. The merged company will own more than 30 patents relating to cellulosic ethanol production, and will focus on low-cost cellulosic ethanol.
Raven Biofuels selects Larsen Engineering for 33 Mgy cellulosic ethanol plant in MississippiIn Mississippi, Raven Biofuels signed an agreement with Larsen Engineering to commence planning for Raven's proposed 33 Mgy cellulosic ethanol plant in the Gulf Opportunity Zone established after Hurr...
Raven Biofuels partners with Price BIOstock to secure cellulosic ethanol feedstocksIn New Jersey, Raven Biofuels announced a strategic alliance with Price BIOstock Services, a biomass feedstock management company, to secure and manage wood waste and other cellulosic biomass. Price m...
Today in Biofuels: Continental Airlines to become first US carrier to test biofuels; Coskata raises $19.5 million; EU reconsidering biofuels targets as food-vs-fuel concerns biteTop Story:Continental Airlines will become the first US airliner to conduct a biofuels test flight. The company announced that, in partnership with GE and Boeing, it would schedule a test biofuels fli...
Raven Biofuels inks MOU to build 33 Mgy cellulosic ethanol, furfural plant in MississippiIn Mississippi, Raven Biofuels announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Price Biostock to construct a 33 Mgy wood waste ethanol plant in the Gulf Opportunity Zone. The company...
Raven Biofuels signs wood feedstock agreement with Canada’s Kamloops Indian BandIn New Jersey, Raven Biofuels announced an agreement with the Kamloops Indian Band in British Columbia to locate an ethanol biorefinery and cogeneration power plant at a site provide by the Band, The ...
Pure Power to set up “Brains Trust” for lignocellulosic R&DIn New Zealand, Pure Power announced that it is increasing its R&D effort by setting up a “Brains Trust” in lignocellulose. Under the leadership of one of Dr Jim Watson, Pure Power’s Energy ...
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