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Novozymes A/S acquires Turfal, a Brazilian producer of microorganisms and supplier of sustainable solutions to the agriculture industry. Turfal will give Novozymes direct access to the growing Brazilian bioagriculture market.
In the cold waters of one of Greenland’s ice fjords they stand: the Ikka pillars, full of unknown enzymes that may benefit the climate and the environment.
Novozymes has become a founding member of The Sustainability Consortium, a new global organization with aims to improve the sustainability of consumer products. Novozymes will share product life cycle assessment expertise with group.
DEDINI S/A INDÚSTRIAS DE BASE, well known for its innovation in the sugar-ethanol market and NOVOZYMES A/S, a world leader in bioinnovation, signed a memorandum of understanding aiming at continuing to develop a technological route to produce cellulosic ethanol in Brazil.
Novozymes, the world’s leading producer of industrial enzymes, and Piedmont Biofuels, leaders in biofuels in North Carolina, tomorrow will unveil a new pilot plant to demonstrate an improved technological process for the production of biodiesel.
The agreement will result in the launch of the first Class III medical device (used in high-risk applications such as pacemakers and heart valves) containing albucult.
Today, 30 June is the deadline for the Member States to present to the European Commission their national action plans setting out how they each will meet the requirements of the EU’s Renewable Energy Directive. That Directive stipulates that by 2020 renewable energies will represent a 20% share of their overall energy consumption and 10% of energy consumption in the transport sector.
World Economic Forum Report outlines future for biorefining industry in U.S. and globally
The Great Place to Work Institute Europe has ranked Novozymes 32nd among the 1,300 companies that participated in this year’s annual survey of great places to work in Europe. The company was ranked 6th among Danish companies.
Partners to develop a commercially viable process for making ethanol from forestry waste. Aiming for a cost down to $2 per gallon, a price competitive with gasoline and corn ethanol.
New enzyme from Novozymes increases yields in ethanol production. A typical ethanol plant can gain at least $1 million per year.
EU’s proposed sustainability requirements for biofuels is a welcome opportunity to kick-start the advanced biofuels industry, says Lars Christian Hansen, Novozymes President for Europe.
To streamline its work within the cell-culture ingredients business Novozymes has decided to move its Australian activities to the UK and Denmark.
Novozymes’ enzymatic solutions help companies to make more from less by saving energy and raw materials and reducing waste. Novozymes Novamyl® Steam is a new blend of enzymes that gives steamed bread increased and prolonged softness and freshness. One kilogram of enzymes reduces CO2 emissions by more than 1000 kilograms in the industrialized production of steamed bread for supermarkets.
Scientists from Novozymes have now in collaboration with researchers at University of Bonn, Aalborg and others found the mechanism by which plectasin, an anti-microbial peptide, kills bacteria that cause severe infections in humans.
COFCO, Sinopec and Novozymes to Construct Biofuel Demonstration Facility by 2011
Companies take step towards commercialization of low-carbon biofuels from switchgrass and other energy crops.
Novozymes gives brewers good reasons to brew with unmalted barley in today’s China, saving around 8% CO2 emissions and 12% barley required.
Novozymes, the world leader in biofuel enzymes, and Royal Nedalco, a leading yeast developer and ethanol producer, collaborate to develop a new fermentation process that can efficiently ferment C5 and C6 sugars. Fermentation of both types of sugars is essential for the commercialization of cellulosic biofuel.
Novozymes and Dacheng Group agree to develop technologies to produce household cleaning products and plastics from plants.
Novozymes is number 4 on the list of best companies to work for in Switzerland, according to this year's assessment by Great Place to Work Institute, announced today.
Met52® Granular for the greenhouse and nursery industries protects both landscape plants and the people who tend them.
Between 2010 and 2030, exciting growth could be a reality in cellulosic ethanol, and Brazil could become a main driver of future global bioethanol production.
The use of artificial intelligence is growing in genetic research. This past week in Copenhagen, the creator of a robot that can create and test its own hypotheses visited Novozymes, which seeks to incorporate the latest working methods as part of its innovation efforts.
Novozymes ranked in the top 1% by the ET Carbon Ranking Methodology.
Novozymes has recently developed and implemented an electronic lab notebook, ELN, in its R&D organization. By taking traditional lab notebooks online, Novozymes improves its global knowledge sharing and patenting process
Novozymes launches the first commercially viable enzymes for production of biofuel from agricultural waste. Breakthroughs in enzyme technology enable cellulosic biofuel as a competitive alternative to gasoline.
World’s largest enzyme producer will reveal details on cellulosic ethanol technology
Lykke Friis, the Danish Minister for Climate and Energy, has cut the ribbon on Novozymes’ new laboratory and research facilities in China. The extension strengthens Novozymes’ collaboration with Chinese partners on advanced biofuels made from waste.
The Obama Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on February 3 final revisions to the National Renewable Fuel Standard program (RFS) for 2010 and beyond.
Once again this year Novozymes has been named in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World. The ranking was announced today in Davos, Switzerland, at the World Economic Forum.
Novozymes to demonstrate improved enzyme technology for advanced biofuels
Today, Helge Sander, Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, presented scholarships totalling 2.5 million Danish kroner to 38 of the country's most talented young students in biomedical, pharmaceutical and biotechnological sciences on behalf of two of Denmark's leading research companies, Novo Nordisk and Novozymes.
President Obama awards tax credit for the construction of Novozymes’ new Nebraska facility.
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