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You can now add "Award Winning" to the title of the documentary on our cellulosic ethanol pilot project. This past weekend, the South Dakota Advertising Federation held their annual ADDY award ceremony and our documentary won "Best of Show" in the electronic category. Here's a short preview:
POET Nutrition won a few awards for their marketing of Dakota Gold as well. Click here for the full list of winner. We're so proud!
It's been up and running for about six months now, but we haven't said much about the Project LIBERTY Blog, a (relatively) new blog completely devoted to POET's efforts to commercialize cellulosic ethanol. If you're a regular reader of this blog and you want more information about what we're doing in cellulosic ethanol, you'll want to add the Project LIBERTY Blog to your regular reading list.
Recent posts include a Q&A session with a group of farmers interested in cob collection and Project LIBERTY Director Jim Sturdevant, an overall update on our progress toward commercialization of cellulosic ethanol from VP of R&D Dr. Mark Stowers and a documentary of our pilot plant project.
At the Project LIBERTY Blog, you'll be hearing directly from the people who are working on the commercialization of cellulosic ethanol. Be sure to bookmark it or visit through the permanent link on this blog.
We were in Washington, DC today to announce that General Wesley Clark is the new co-chair of Growth Energy. As the other co-chair, POET CEO Jeff Broin (pictured at the podium) introduced General Clark at the press conference.
In conjunction with the announcement, Growth Energy also launched an expanded web site, with opportunities to help promote the ethanol industry. General Clark also appeared on Fox Business News this morning, to tell their audience about his new role in the ethanol industry:
