Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for the ‘ethanol’ Category

Carbon Dioxide emissions in the states are down.  The government estimates that between 2007 and 2009, carbon emissions will be down by a whopping nine percent.  This is the equivalent of shutting down 400 coal plants for a year.  This is good news and it’s real.  Now the bad news.  The reason for the decline [...]

Read Full Post »

This conference includes Frank Leslie’s session on March 7th on Renewable (Sustainable) Energy from 2:00 p.m. until 4:20 p.m.
News Release
MELBOURNE, FLA.—Florida Tech will address smart growth and environmental sustainability at its fourth international, interdisciplinary forum, “Sustainable Pathways: New Research and Practices,” on March 6-7 on campus. The forum is a collaborative effort of the Florida [...]

Read Full Post »

Details on the biofuel conference to be held in Orlando on August 30 by the Florida Department of Agriculture can be found on their website here.
Craig Williams

Read Full Post »

The Naples Daily News has a good article on the building interest in ethanol production from sugar cane here in Florida. One company, U.S. EnviroFuels, will be breaking ground on an ethanol plant near Tampa in August.
Craig Williams

Read Full Post »

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson will be hosting a conference in Orlando from August 31st to September 1st on Florida’s potential to produce biofuels.
“The time for discussing the need for alternative energies is over,” says Bronson. “Now we must take steps to bring the ideas to fruition.”
Read more here in the Orlando Sentinel.
Craig [...]

Read Full Post »

The other day when I posted the article on ethanol, I failed to link to the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition. Fortunately, one of our members sent in a reminder. This is a great organization with a lot of useful information. Follow the link above and sign up with their program to help retailers and users [...]

Read Full Post »