GM backs new ethanol process

General Motors has teamed with Coskata to support its new breakthrough technology that supposedly can make ethanol from practically any renewable source – including garbage, old tires and plant waste – both cheaply and efficiently. “We are very excited about what this breakthrough will mean to the viability of biofuels and, more importantly, to our ability to reduce dependence on petroleum,” said Rick Wagoner, GM chairman & CEO, during a press event at the North American International Auto Show. He noted Coskata’s proprietary process uses patented microorganisms and bioreactor designs to produce ethanol for less than $1 a ...

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