New study shows how to bridge 1st and 2nd gen biofuels

In Washington, Philip Madson, President of KATZEN International, has authored a new Ethanol Across America White Paper that makes a compelling case for removing barriers to the production of Advanced Biofuels by allowing a wider range of feedstocks. In the quest for 2nd generation fuels, Madson lays out a pathway for what he terms as “Gen 1.5″ that would remove the cellulose mandate and unleash a wave of technology and feedstocks that would make the 16 billion gallons currently limited to cellulosic feedstocks a more attainable goal.

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