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Novel cellulosic biofuel technology to be commercialized 
Biofuel Review | Fri, Dec 11
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A cellulosic biofuel technology developed at the Energy Environmental Research Center (EERC) at the University of North Dakota, and described by the company as novel and groundbreaking , is about to be commercialized by EERC and the Whole Energy Fuels Corporation, it was announced to...
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