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1、Biofuels Almanac 2011-2012 and the Official Selectors Data Book for The 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy Including company profiles, the Advanced Biofuels Project Databook, the Top 100 People in Biofuels, and more. Copyright 2011 by James M. Lane All rights reserved under International and Pan-Amer
2、ican Copyright Convention. This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form without permission. An Ascension Book Published by Ascension Publishing, Inc. 801 Brickell Avenue, Suite 900 Miami, FL 33131 First edition: November 2010 Library of Congress Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Lane
3、, James M. 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy Selectors Data Book Guidebook for voters in Biofuels Digests annual company ranking. 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy 2011-12 Data Book/James M. Lane.Ist ed. p. cm. 1. United StatesCivilization1970- 2. United StatesPolitics and government 2010-2020 I. Ti
4、tle The 2011-12 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letter4 Instructions for Selectors5 The Hottest Fuels, Feedstocks and Processing Technologies6 The 2008-09 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy8 The 2009-10 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy9 The 2010-11 Hottest Companies in Bi
5、oenergy The Transformative Technologies 201110 The Top 100 People in Bioenergy for 201014 The Advanced Biofuels Tracking Database: Current Projects46 Company Profiles Registered companies70 Some 2011-12 eligible companies not profiled373 Biofuels Digest Recommendations Hot 50 Recommendations and Hot
6、ter than Hell lists377 WELCOME! Dear Selector, First of all, thank you for being a selector for this years 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy. In this effort, you are joining more than 100 scientists, industry leaders, and journalists in a dozen countries, plus the readers of Biofuels Digest. Holding
7、 this behemoth, you may be wondering what you got yourself into! The information contained in this volume is not required reading. Rather, these company profiles, recommendations, and other materials, are here to assist you. You can use them, or not, as you see fit. The companies themselves supplied
8、 a lot of the material in this book I made an effort to edit out the “promotional material” and strike anything outrageous. If I missed something you think looks goofy, just skip by it. Hottest does not mean “best”, “biggest” or “most significant” it means, in your judgment, the companies that best
9、combine the qualities of visibility and credibility, and have the most reasonable potential to reach oil parity pricing and scale. I hope you find the process enjoyable and educational throughout this month as you deliberate, and this Data Book will be of value to you throughout the year ahead. With
10、 regards, Jim Lane Editor Director, National Advanced Biofuels Consortium 60. Al Darzins, PhD, NREL / Philip Pienkos, PhD 61. Robert Brown, PhD, Professor, Iowa State University 62. Kristina Burow, Partner, ARCH Venture Partners / Bob Nelsen 63. Ganesh Kishore, PhD, CEO, Malaysian Life Sciences Fund
11、 64. Stephen Mayfield, PhD, Professor, UCSD 65. John McCarthy, CEO, Qteros / Kevin Gray, CTO 66. Javier Salgado, CEO, Abengoa Bioenergy 67. Fred Cannon, PhD, CEO, KiOR 68. Bill Glover, MD, Environmental Strategy Boeing 69. Tom Baruch, CEO, CMEA 70. Heather Brodie, CEO, Biofuels Association of Austra
12、lia 71. David Aldous, CEO, Range Fuels 72. Jim Imbler, CEO, ZeaChem 73. Bryan Willson, CTO Solix / Doug Henson CEO 74. Bill Brady, CEO, Mascoma 75. Bill Lese, MD, Braemar Energy Ventures 76. Rick Wilson, CEO, Cobalt Technologies 77. Matti Lievonen, CEO, Neste Oil 78. Pramod Chaudhari, Executive Chai
13、rman, Praj Industries 79. Jack Oswald, CEO, SynGest 80. Bill Hagy, Director, USDA Director of Alternate Energy Policy / Dallas Tonsager, USDA Under Secretary for Rural Development 81. Lonnie Ingram, PhD, Professor, University of Florida 82. Sean OHanlon, Executive Director, American Biofuels Council
14、 83. Kirk Haney, CEO, SG Biofuels 84. Joanne Ivancic, Exec Dir, Advanced Biofuels USA 85. John Scott, CEO, PetroAlgae 86. Todd Taylor, Partner, Fredrickson both pulled down a lot of votes, with Clark a little ahead owing to his generally higher profile. Both have been persistent, consistent, relentl
15、ess and yet entertaining advocated for first-generation ethanol, and certainly make news. 42. Jim Stewart, Executive Chairman, Bioenergy Producers Association One of the sleepers in this years poll, the unabashedly modest Jim Stewart who has been leading the fight in California on the policy front f
16、or the Bioenergy Producers Association. Jim writes: “We have been fighting major battles in California on behalf of this industry and encountering “head in the sand” opposition in the legislature and with environmental organizations in this state for the past six years, while, at the same time, weighing in on national issues. However, I had no idea that our efforts would have a high enough profile nationally for my name to appear on this list.” Ah, grasshopper, Digest editors are
