Next Generation Biofuels meeting in Amsterdam features 7 “Hot 50″ CEOs

In Amsterdam, the Next Generation Biofuels conference picks up in Amsterdam September 28-30 with an all-star lineup of speakers tackling subjects from drop in fuels to cellulosic ethanol, biobutanol and biodiesel.

Among the speakers are the CEOs of LS9, Bluefire Ethanol, DuPont Danisco, Cobalt Biofuels, KL Energy, SEKAB, and Solazyme – all featuring in the 2008-09 Hottest 50 Companies in bioenergy, plus key figures from Cascadia Capital, Marathon Oil, Novozymes, Nesta, eBIO and Sasol Chevron.

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