GreenHouse, Allard announce ethanol development partnership

In California, GreenHouse announced a partnership with Allard Research and Development, in which Allard will provide research, development and manufacturing services to support GreenHouse’s ongoing investment to improve and broaden the application of its ethanol production systems.

The partnership will strengthen GreenHouse’s existing distribution model as the company readies for rapid deployment of modular, automated ethanol fuel systems to businesses, municipalities, military, and commercial markets around the world.

GreenHouse is distributor of the E-Fuel MicroFueler, reducing carbohydrate waste products from plentiful sources like soft drink waste, spent beer yeast, algae and cellulose.

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