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Public officials and industry experts hailed the facility as a key development in the climate change battle with carbon caused by the air travel industry.

Midwestern farms prove switchgrass could be the right crop for producing ethanol to replace gasoline

The Farewell to Unnecessary Energy Lifelines (FUEL) Reform Act, recently introduced by Representative Andy Biggs (R–AZ), calls for the elimination of the energy title (Title IX) of the farm bill.

More pellets will be funneled into sustainable aviation fuel projects and to coal-fired plants

In stretching for something very out of reach, companies stumbled and reactively had to scramble for a sure bet to keep things going.

Welcome, everybody, gary bb., wrong or right time? >> completely wrong time. heres the problem, government telling business what to do is like me telling peyton manning how to be a great quarterback on sunday. i apples to oranges. look, i dont think anyyun one in government has the foley for how businesses work, the bottom line is, how to improve this efficiency. we always raise the example of silandra as a government failure example. there is a dozen other companies if not more. abound sol ar, ...

Benghazi attack. speaker john boehner was in that category of congressmen who would have been briefed. >> the house speaker calls the allegations inaccurate, arguing that they are committed to uncovering the truth. but 75% of the house republicans saying that that is piece meal, and theyre calling to create a select committee to the fore for an immediate vote. >> katherine herrige. >> then, ill give you a list of other failures, energy, beacon power, range fuels, a, one, two, three, ecotality, i...

Given millions of taxpayer dollars to produce ethanol fails to produce any ethanol and sells their plant to a new zealand based company for a fraction of what the united states government paid for it. >> theres reports that another 12 green companies are struggling after taking another $12.6 million in government loans. stuart varney steamed. >> yes, i am. this is my money down the tubes all over again. >> so explain to us what happened here. what is this? >> range fuels built a factory in order...

Factory is closed. sold for only $5 million. taxpayer money basically lost. another green energy policy failure. thats where we are. >> i understand there is a crony capitalist component to this as well. >> there is. theres a gentleman by the name of vinyard cosla and hes a big greeny out of northern california. big supporter of range fuels and the presidents green energy policy. well, now range fuels is out, the factory goes up for sale and who buys it? >> he does. >> yes. he buys this factory....