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INSIDE APRIL 2008

April 2008


Columns
Departments
Legal Perspectives:
2007 Proposed Revisions to Regulation D
By Catherine C. Cownie and Joseph F. Leo 
Web Exclusives
By Kris Bevill
By Jessica Ebert
By Jerry W. Kram
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Sarah Smith
By Sarah Smith
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Kris Bevill
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Jerry W. Kram
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Jessica Ebert
By Sarah Smith
By Sarah Smith
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Kris Bevill
By Brian Warshaw in Fontaines, Burgundy, France
By Susanne Retka Schill
By Kris Bevill
By Sarah Smith
By Jerry W. Kram
By Susanne Retka Schill
By Sarah Smith
By Kris Bevill
By Kris Bevill
By Jerry W. Kram
By Kris Bevill
By Kris Bevill
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
By Bryan Sims
By Susan Aldridge in London
By Jessica Ebert
FEATURES
By Ron Kotrba, Jerry W. Kram and Susanne Retka Schill
Perseverance, sustainability and alternatives were three broad themes of the 2008 National Biodiesel Conference & Expo in Orlando, Fla., in early February, as the industry adapts to changing market, agricultural and ecological dynamics.
By Jerry W. Kram
Florida has a bustling biodiesel industry and a number of major companies have made strong commitments to use the renewable fuel. Three of those companies were featured presenters and were recognized for their use and promotion of biodiesel at the National Biodiesel Conference & Expo in Florida.

Photos and story by Jerry Kram.
By Susanne Retka Schill
Feedstocks, and better yet, sustainable feedstocks, were hot topics at the National Biodiesel Conference & Expo.
By Ron Kotrba
Select speakers at the National Biodiesel Conference discussed ways to expand market and transport options for U.S. biodiesel while keeping a close eye on quality, all in the attempt to gain acceptance in the mainstream petroleum infrastructure.
By Jessica Ebert
University of Arkansas researchers find that using supercritical methanol in the biodiesel production process could alleviate some of the challenges to the cost-competitive production of the fuel.
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
Biomethanol could offer biodiesel producers the opportunity to be free of fossil fuels. And production cost and timing may be better than previously thought.
By Sarah Smith
Tom Davanzo should be angry. In 2007, his burgeoning biodiesel empire slid into an agonizing death spiral, then bankruptcy. Now he’s being kicked out of bankruptcy court because he doesn’t have any money. He can’t even raise exit financing. What happened? To sum it up: feedstock prices gone through the roof, fickle financiers, razor-thin capitalization of projects if you can corral a financing package, brutal construction costs, you name it. Yet Davanzo emerges from the ashes with cautious optimism. “I’m an entrepreneur,” he says. “I’ll be back.”
By Kris Bevill
A new documentary featuring biodiesel recently made waves at the Sundance Film Festival where it received standing ovations after every sold-out screening. Plans are in the works to distribute the film on a national level later this year.
By Emily Schneller and Vincent Gatto
CONTRIBUTIONS
By Steve Wallace
By Clay Cravens
INDUSTRY NEWS
By Timothy Charles Holmseth
By Jerry W. Kram
By Anduin Kirkbride McElroy
By Kris Bevill
By Sarah Smith
By Bryan Sims
By Jessica Ebert
By Hope Deutscher
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