Advanced BioFuels USA

Let our panel of subject matter experts help you navigate the basics of the LCFS Verification regulations. We will cover how the program affects each fuel type and give you a basic understanding of the regulation itself. A Q&A on the regulations will follow the session.  A panel of subject

Get into the weeds with EcoEngineers as we present a webinar surrounding the D3 cellulosic RIN market. We’ll discuss factors and issues that impact RIN prices: the small refiner exemption (SRE) waivers, D3 RIN generation data, and the proposed 2020 D3 RVO. A Q&A session with our experts will follow

The International Energy Agency projects that markets for bioenergy will double in the next 50 years. Meanwhile we have investment shifts, policy initiatives and today there are almost 8 times as many gasifiers in operation today as 15 years ago. What are the 18 most common technology elements? What are

On Wednesday, July 31, join the Chemical Catalysis for Bioenergy Consortium (ChemCatBio) and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Bioenergy Technologies Office for a webinar entitled, “Single-Step Catalytic Conversion of Ethanol to n-Butene-Rich Olefins and 1,3-Butadiene Chemical Coproduct.” Ethanol is an attractive feedstock for the production of fuels and chemicals as it is already

Conversion-Ready Feedstocks Webinar 2 will feature national laboratory and academia researchers and includes studies as diverse as recycling of biorefining chemicals and the impacts of drought on chemical and sugar yields of various feedstock resources, among other research topics. Presenters include Anne Ware from National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), David

Conversion-Ready Feedstocks Webinar 1 will feature national laboratory and academia researchers and includes wet storage of algae feedstocks and dilute-acid pretreatment regimes for agricultural and forestry-produced biomass, among other research topics. Presenters include Lynn Wendt from Idaho National Laboratory (INL), Rebecca Ong from Michigan Technological University, Rachel Emerson from INL,

Recent advances in the fermentative production of 2,3-butanediol (BDO) from mixed sugars generated via pretreatment and enzymatic saccharification of lignocellulosic biomass has positioned BDO as an attractive biochemically derived intermediate for advanced biofuels and chemicals production. Within ChemCatBio’s Catalytic Upgrading of Biochemical Intermediates project, research teams from multiple national labs

Bioenergy is being explored for the best ways to incorporate it into society, which may differ from location to location, depending on biomass resources available and industry demands. For Women’s History Month, BioenergizeME is featuring three prominent U.S. researchers who are addressing research challenges to make bioenergy a more significant

Bioenergy is being explored for the best ways to incorporate it into society, which may differ from location to location, depending on biomass resources available and industry demands. For Women’s History Month, BioenergizeME is featuring three prominent U.S. researchers who are addressing research challenges to make bioenergy a more significant

USDA Rural Development will conduct a listening session webinar to listen to questions and comments from the partners, stakeholders and customers who will be affected by the implementation of the 2018 Farm Bill. Topics will include new tools in the 2018 Farm Bill to increase access to rural broadband e-Connectivity,

Biofuels derived from microalgae at the commercial scale could, if efficiently produced, meet U.S. transportation needs while using a fairly small land area. Microalgae can be grown in brackish water on land not used for food. Breakthroughs are needed all along the supply chain to give algae-derived biofuel a significant

In Tennessee, a free webinar with speakers from MetGen, Metsä Fibre, and the University of Tennessee will take place Tuesday, February 26th on “”Maximum value from lignin”. The organizers note: “Enabling a paradigm shift from petroleum and change over to renewable biomass, the new fractionation technologies of lignin allow the

Perceptions and positions of stakeholders towards bioenergy vary widely, depending amongst others on the type of feedstock used, conversion technology and end-use, regional settings etc. In this webinar, we first present the viewpoints and positions of international stakeholders based on insights from over 200 questionnaire responses (on topics such as awareness, barriers, challenges,

Renewables 2018 provides detailed renewable energy analysis and forecasts (2018-23) for the electricity, heat and transport sectors. Modern bioenergy accounts for half of global renewable energy consumption yet its role in decarbonising the global energy system is not widely recognised. For this reason Renewables 2018 includes a special focus on bioenergy.