Harris Group releases “Road Map to the Commercialization of Next-Generation Biofuels”

The Harris Group has released the first in a two-part series of white papers on “Road Map to the Commercialization of Next-Generation Biofuels, authored by Mark Warner, Harris’ Director of Program Management Services. The first paper, downloadable here, examines the way large-scale renewable energy technology is financed and implemented, outlining a road map for stakeholders bringing these technologies to market.

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