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    Weekly News Roundup

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    There were so many news that came out last week that it is hard for me catching up with some of them. In this rare case, I am posting the weekly news roundup with only the headlines and links in…

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    Metabolix partners with Tianjin GreenBio

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    I entered my 3*th year this weekend suffering from a bad cold but the good news is that there will be no more traveling until early May when I have to present a Biobased chemical feedstock paper at the Asia…

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    Anellotech readies bio-BTX start

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    I just heard back from Myriant about their recent partnership announcement with Bayegan and I am going to update my last post about it soon. In the meantime, let me put out this news from Anellotech, which for some mysterious…

  • Green Chem Blog Partners with Tecnon OrbiChem

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    Good Morning from the sunny (but chilly!) San Antonio, Texas! I am here at the American Fuel and Petrochemicals Manufacturers (AFPM) meeting and I just wanted to make a formal announcement that the Green Chemicals Blog is now in association…

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    Algae 2013 Survey

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    The Algae Biomass Organization recently released its 2013 industry survey conducted in January where more than 470 people within the algae industry submitted their opinions and projections on the industry’s growth, barriers to advancement and policy priorities through 2020. According…

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    Big biofuel news: KLM, Kior, Sapphire

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    While I’m battling some sort of a bug, which hopefully will go away before my trip to the AFPM meeting this coming weekend, here are some big news from the biofuel industry coming from KLM, Kior and Sapphire Energy. Let’s…

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    From Pike Research: Green Garbage

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    Pike Research’s Mackinnon Lawrence estimates the theoretical potential for biofuels production from global waste to be around 35bn gal/year today.  This would more than double current production of biofuels worldwide while extracting untapped value from nearly 1.5 billion tons of waste. Garbage…


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