The National Biodiesel Conference kicks off Super Bowl Sunday in San Diego – but if you can’t be there, you can still keep track of everything that goes on right from your computer.
Alternative Fuels Could Make Government Bigger
The Democratic leadership in the Senate is proposing a new agency within the Department of Energy to fund innovative energy research and development projects
Dodge Ram Grabs Biodiesel by the Horns
The National Biodiesel Board is happy with DaimlerChrysler because the automaker has approved the use of 20 percent biodiesel in Dodge Ram pickups.
Luke Perry and Biodiesel America
A new book is being unveiled at the National Biodiesel Conference in San Diego next month
French Race for Ethanol Supremacy
France wants to be the number one ethanol producer in Europe
Only Livestock Friendly Counties Need Apply
The Missouri Soybean Association (MSA) and Corn Growers Association (MCGA) today jointly announced their opposition to building biodiesel and ethanol facilities in counties that have adopted health ordinances to restrict livestock and poultry production.
Biodiesel Conference Kicks Off Super Bowl Sunday
Biodiesel industry leaders and experts are gearing up for the 2006 National Biodiesel Conference and Expo coming up in just a few weeks in beautiful San Diego.
Ethanol and World Hunger
Will increased use of biofuels lead to more people starving in the world?
Reduce Dependence on “Terror-promoting Foreign Oil”
Reducing dependence on “expensive, polluting, terror-promoting foreign oil” is the goal of New York Governor George Pataki’s comprehensive energy plan unveiled today.
Investing in the Future
Biodiesel and ethanol plants are getting lots of interest from investors, especially in the midwest.