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Xethanol
Corporation
AMEX: XNL .57
Shares Outstanding 28.61M
Float: 23.14M
1/25/08
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Xethanol Corporation is
a renewable energy company focused on alternate energy products and
technologies as well as producing ethanol and other co-products.
Xethanol has partnered with a number of Universities and National
Research Institutes to develop new technologies to improve the
production of ethanol and its co-products from biomass. |
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Xethanol has an ongoing program with NREL to research into a Clean
Fractionation technology to reduce fermentation time and decrease
energy costs in the ethanol production process.
Forest Products Laboratory (FPL), US Department of Agriculture
Xethanol is proceeding with a Cooperative Research and Development
Agreement (CRADA) with FPL to engineer genetically modified yeasts
that will substantially increase fermentation time of such
feedstocks such as xylose, to produce either ethanol or xylitol, a
natural sweetener.
US Department of Agriculture
Xethanol has established a venture located in Bartow, Florida, the
heart of the state's citrus industry. This will implement the
results of a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA)
with the USDA on the conversion of waste citrus biomass into
ethanol. This CRADA aims to improve the economics of fuel
production, while producing other marketable co-products, such as
limonene and citrus oil.
Energy and Environmental Research Center
ABGT holds the exclusive worldwide license for MicroGasification
technology developed at the Energy and Environmental Research Center
(EERC) at the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks. The
MicroGasifier produces syngas that can provide energy solutions to
those with simultaneous waste disposal and power needs. Xethanol and
EERC are mutually funding a Cooperative Research and Development
Agreement (CRADA) to further apply the MicroGasifier in the
production of ethanol. EERC will perform system integration of the
MicroGasifier for customers.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Xethanol has an ongoing research alliance with Virginia Polytechnic
Institute to investigate the effect of newly developed enzymes on
feedstocks such as recycled paper sludge, cotton gin mill waste,
corn cobs and oat hulls
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Recent News |
Jan 25th 2008 Xethanol Corporation announced that its subsidiary
Southeast Biofuels LLC has received a $500,000 grant from the
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Xethanol
will use the grant to expand its work on converting waste to energy,
using citrus waste as the raw material and converting it into
cellulosic ethanol.
Xethanol plans to build a demonstration plant for converting citrus
peel waste into ethanol. The company is negotiating an agreement to
locate the plant at an existing citrus facility in Florida owned by
one of the largest citrus processors in the state. The planned cost
for the two-year build-out of the demonstration plant is
approximately $5.9 million.
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Contact |
Xethanol Corporation
1185 Avenue of the Americas
20th Floor
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 646-723-4000
Fax: 646-723-4001
Web Site: http://www.xethanol.com
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