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25 X ’25 Names BIO Partner of the Week
25 X ’25 is a rallying cry for renewable energy and a goal for America – to get 25 percent of our energy from renewable resources like wind, solar, and biofuels by the year 2025. The 25 X ’25 Alliance named BIO it’s partner of the week this week to recognize BIO’s continued efforts to advocate for clean energy and building a biobased economy. Industrial biotechnology is driving the creation of a biobased economy, building Read More >
Biofuels Digest/BIO Business Outlook Survey Shows Steady Confidence
Biofuels Digest this week reported results from a quarterly Bioenergy Business Outlook Survey, an index of the biofuels industry’s confidence. The survey showed an ongoing trend of increased responses from new and overseas companies. The industry’s confidence remains high, with 78 percent of bioenergy executives reporting they feel more optimistic about their organization’s prospects for growth than they remember feeling 12 months earlier. A similarly high percentage, 72 percent, report feeling more optimistic about the Read More >
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Tags: BigGovernment.com, Bioenergy Business Outlook Survey, biofuel, business confidence index, confidence index, Democrat, Derek Hunter, EPA, Frontiers 4 Freedom, Fuels4Freedom, Gallup Poll, Hoosier Ag, Orlando, Republican, Richard Mourdock, Sen. Richard Lugar
Tags: BigGovernment.com, Bioenergy Business Outlook Survey, biofuel, business confidence index, confidence index, Democrat, Derek Hunter, EPA, Frontiers 4 Freedom, Fuels4Freedom, Gallup Poll, Hoosier Ag, Orlando, Republican, Richard Mourdock, Sen. Richard Lugar
Synthetic Biology Survey Requires Industry Response
The Woodrow Wilson Synthetic Biology Project has released a public survey soliciting opinions on synthetic biology. It is a follow up to a recent paper on synthetic biology released in Nature, and it is filled with biased questions that revive some of the oldest misconceptions about the biotechnology industry. The results of the survey are expected to be released in May 2012. BIO is encouraging members of the industry to participate in the survey and Read More >
Biofuels Digest Measures Bioenergy Business Outlook
Biofuels Digest and BIO launched the 2012 Q1 Bioenergy Business Outlook Survey. In the last survey, Biofuels Digest reported that 79 percent of bioenergy executives are more optimistic both about their organization’s prospects for growth and industry growth, than 12 months prior. Bioenergy, biofuel and biotech executives are invited to participate in the survey. Overall, the survey painted a picture of an industry that is expecting to grow at nearly triple the growth rate of Read More >
Biobased Jobs, Grown and Made in America
Last week brought exciting announcements from President Obama calling for the federal government to substantially increase purchases of biobased products over the next two years, driving new job growth and innovation. The United States has the opportunity to leverage its leadership in biotechnology, agricultural productivity and manufacturing innovation to build a biobased economy. A biobased economy will continue to generate good jobs at home as the biobased product industry already employs more than 50,000 people Read More >
