Cole Gustafson
By Alan Anderson on December 10, 2010
Tags: Green Vision Group, Heartland Renewable Energy, Lancaster Propane Gas, NDSU Bio, United States, USD, beet biofuel, Betaseed, corn biofuel, corn ethanol, ethanol, North Dakota biofuel, sugar beets, U.S. ethanol industry, Alan Anderson, Alaska, America, California, Cole Gustafson, electricity, energy, Florida, food, Heartland Renewable, Lloyd Anderson, Maynard Helgaas, Mindy Kotaska, North Dakota, oil, Paul Wheaton, Pennsylvania, Rick Whittaker, Rod Holth, Rudy Radke, Steve Lipsack
There may be a new player in the U.S. ethanol market. With oil prices soaring this week and the uncertainty over ethanol and farm subsidies, plans to build the nation's first sugar beet bio-fuels processing plant in North Dakota will be unveiled at statewide press conferences in Fargo, Jamestown and Bismarck on Monday on Monday, Dec. 13.
By Robert Gluck on October 2, 2009
Tags: USD, bioeconomy, biofuels, cellulosic biofuel, cellulosic technologies, Cole Gustafson, Erin Voegele, ethanol, Ethanol Producer Magazine, NDSU Spearheads Sugar Beet-to-Ethanol Project, North Dakota, North Dakota State University, RFS2, sugar beets, Cole Gustafson, Erin Voegele, Erin Voegle, North Dakota, North Dakota State University
Using sugar beets to create ethanol may become an industry in North Dakota if a professor at North Dakota State University (NDSU) gets his way.
