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An interesting article definitely more focused on the European side of things. However, it did have some interesting US stats in it which I've quoted below. I wasn't aware that there were four US plants being built. I only knew about two. Good news IMO.

Biofuels Hit Political Snag, French Researchers Say | Politics content from WardsAuto

Today, he says, four industrial-quantity ethanol plants that will use waste biomass such as corncobs and tree branches are under construction in North America, while there is only one in Europe.

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One of the American plants under development has capacity for 45,000 tons (40,815 t); the capacity of two others is 60,000 tons (54,420 t) each; and another has 80,000 tons (72,560 t). The Chemtex plant in Italy is rated at 40,000 tons (36,280 t) and the Sinopec plant under construction in China has a capacity of 80,000 tons.