Posts by ABPDU

ZymoChem, HelioBioSys, and Mango Materials receive BETO funding to partner with ABPDU for technology validation and scale-up.

A continuous exchange of ideas and teachings at ABPDU makes a strong impression on SULI intern Travis Schofield..

BETO is providing up to $40,000 per selected DOE National Laboratory proposal that focuses on one or more critical bioenergy small business challenge(s) by leveraging unique laboratory assets. Proposal submission deadline is July 31, 2016.

Bio-Malonic acid fermentation process to be validated at ABPDU and scaled at NREL

The U.S. trade deficit in petroleum products is finally shrinking. Policies that foster better fuel economy, increased oil production, and expanded use of renewable fuels have helped reduce our reliance on imported fuels from 60% in 2005 to 40% in 2012—and the trend continues.

The California Energy Commission recently published some alarming statistics on how much we waste and what's being done about utilizing biomass for energy.

By participating in training sessions, I got a quick overview of JMP Pro and some useful tips about using Watson-Marlow pumps.

Feedstock conversions yields approach theoretical maximum

ABPDU's collaboration with the Joint BioEnergy Institute is featured in Biofuels Digest.

Lygos’ fermentation technology enables production of malonic acid at a lower cost