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Ethanol Plants Can Be Biorefineries
20 hours ago ago from Domestic Fuel
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San Diego, Calif. - New ethanol co-products can help ethanol plants become true biorefineries, unlocking the additional potential of each kernel of corn. POET Vice President of Commercial Development Scott Weishaar will discuss opportunities and challenges of adding such co-products to the ethanol production process at the Next Generation Bio-Based Chemicals Summit this week at the Westin San Diego in San Diego, Calif. Weishaar will be a ...
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POET: Ethanol plants can be biorefineries RenewableEnergyWorld.com By POET New ethanol co-products can help ethanol plants become true biorefineries, unlocking the additional potential of each kernel of corn. See the original post: POET: Ethanol plants can be biorefineries RenewableEnergyWorld.com Share and Enjoy:
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During the 2010 Special Session of the Oregon Legislature, the House Committee on Environment and Water is considering House Bill 3661 . This Bill proposes to change the current ground water exemption statute: ORS 537.545. Under the Bill, exempt well water use for single domestic purposes would be limited to an amount not more than 5,000 gallons per day. Currently, the law allows exempt use of 15,000 gallons per day for “single or group ...
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