Cobalt Technologies
By Nathanael Baker on April 23, 2010
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California is building a zero-carbon city, Ford is staking its business future in electric and hybrid vehicles, and Iberdrola is planning to build Europe's largest on-shore wind farm.
These are just the macro announcements. There have be many other amazing discoveries and developments this week that could have lasting effects on the clean energy sector.
By Jace Shoemaker-... on April 20, 2010
Tags: Black Hills, Cobalt Technologies, Canada, United States, biobutonal, cellulosic biofuels, Cobalt Technologies, Colorado State University, dead trees, mountain pine beetle, MPB, research and development, U.S. Department of Energy, biofuels, California, chemicals, Colorado, Colorado State University, food, Rick Wilson, U.S. Department of Energy
Cobalt Technologies recently announced it has successfully produced renewable biobutanol from beetle-killed pine trees in what the company is calling a “breakthrough.”
