Next week, thousands of ethanol industry professionals from more than 30 countries will gather at the International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo (FEW) in Milwaukee, WI. And for many, the focus of the event will be on the world-class presentations related to commercial-scale ethanol production.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development announced a new global initiative to cut corporate use of fossil fuels in half, and the USDA continued to roll out programs that will support and fund the development of biofuels in the U.S. Plus, scientists in South Korea developed a new way to turn human waste into biofuel. Read on to get the full details for each of these top biofuel headlines from the past week below.
We’re about a week out from the Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW), the largest and longest running ethanol conference in the world. This year’s expo in Milwaukee, Wis. promises to continue the tradition of insightful conversations and valuable networking opportunities, and the Novozymes team is excited to share in the learning and development.
The USDA announced two significant sources of grant funding for biofuels development and research, and the Deputy Secretary of Agriculture met with Mexican leaders to work on expanding the renewable fuels sector.
