GreenWood Resources to supply poplar to ZeaChem, Oregon cellulosic ethanol plant

In Oregon, GreenWood Resources announced that it will to supply poplar for ZeaChem’s 1.5 Mgy cellulosic ethanol plant. The companies said that they will expand the relationship to accommodate capacity increases by ZeaChem.

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