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Cellulosic Ethanol on the Cheap

Mascoma has announced several advances that may lead to a cheaper, more efficient process to turn biomass into ethanol.

A Better Biofuel Bug

Zymetis is testing genetically modified bacteria that efficiently convert biomass into sugar.

Cheaper Cellulosic Ethanol

Qteros thinks its microbe could cut production costs.

Cheaper, Cleaner Ethanol from Biotech Corn

The genetically-modified plants break down their own cellulose, making it possible to use waste biomass to produce ethanol.

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