Genera is Recruiting East Tennessee Farmers to Grow Feedstock The farming industry has changed, and it just keeps right on changing. Anyone who grew up in East Tennessee will tell you back in the day you’d see huge fields of tobacco and corn or large herds of beef cattle on local farms. One or two [...]
Did you know that local farm products aren’t limited to food? Alternative fibers can be grown locally, purchased from local farmers, and used to produce compostable, disposable tableware, packaging, tissue products and more.
Dr. Sam Jackson, vice president of business development for Genera Energy, will present “Cellulosic Feedstocks: Mitigating Risk and Cost through a Portfolio Approach” at the 2016 BIO World Congress on April 20.
Genera Energy's Sam Jackson discusses the significance of a recent poplar tree harvest at the University of Tennessee AgResearch Center. The harvest is part of a five-year $15 million multi-disciplinary research and development effort funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The University of Tennessee Center for Renewable Carbon, Genera Energy and additional partners have received $4 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy Bioenergy Technologies Office to explore feedstock supply and logistical issues in the quest for low-cost, high-quality bioenergy.
Kelly Tiller, Genera Energy's President and CEO, has been named one of the “Top 100 People in the Advanced Bioeconomy” for 2016 by Biofuel Digest.
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