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Information about biofuels and bioenergy in the state of Kansas in the United States.
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Events
- 17-18 December 2007, Manhattan, Kansas: CASMGS Forum: Agriculture's Role in the New Carbon Economy - Conference on soil carbon sequestration.
- 2-4 June 2008, Kansas City, Kansas: 6th Corn Utilization and Technology Conference. Sponsored by the National Corn Growers Association. (Themes: corn, ethanol)
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Issues
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News
- Ethanol company Ethanex to file for bankruptcy, 25 March 2008, by Columbus Telegram: Kansas-based Ethanex Energy Inc., "a 2-year-old ethanol company, said it is planning to file for bankruptcy after being unable to gain interim financing."
- "The company had originally planned to build three ethanol plants, each capable of producing 110 million gallons of the annually....But the declining price for ethanol forced the company to change its build-first strategy last fall."[1]
- Bioenergy effort under way, 24 August 2006, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kansas, United States reported on the efforts of an Sunflower Electric Power Corp. electric cooperative in southwest Kansas "to create a first-of-its-kind 'integrated bioenergy center'" combining a "meat-processing operation, dairy, ethanol plant and biodiesel plant" with a coal-fired energy plant, which would together "generate electricity, produce ethanol, feed livestock and otherwise help one another succeed -- through reductions in water use, lessening of emissions and a host of other spin-offs previously unrealized in a single project anywhere."
- "The project would convert manure to methane, which could fuel an ethanol plant. Flue gas from the coal-fired electric plant could feed into an algae reactor, whose water could be drained for boiling in the power plant -- steam drives the turbines that produce electricity -- while the algae could be used to feed dairy cattle or help produce biodiesel fuel."[2]
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Organizations
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Academic organizations
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Governmental organizations
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Nongovernmental organizations
- Kansas Bioscience Authority
- National Institute for Strategic Technology Acquisition and Commercialization at Kansas State University
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