feedstock

As they point out, ethanol has the nasty problems of being really expensive in terms of how much feedstock is needed to produce it, and of being really corrosive to the pipeline infrastructure we have in place already for gasoline.

Your Right Hand Thief 2008

The decision by the chairman of the Alberta Energy Marketing Commission to deny equal status to Petrosar Canada, of Sarnia, to feedstock from the Province of Alberta constitutes just such a threat.

Ontario's Response to Sovereignty Association 1980

But which hold the most promise for expanding the biodiesel industry's immediate and long-term feedstock needs?

Domestic Fuel Chuck 2010

On your question relative to Saudi Arabia and feedstock for our ethylene cracker, I can tell you we do have a long-term feedstock arrangement that underpins that investment.

Chevron Q3 2010 Earnings Call Transcript -- Seeking Alpha 2010

But which hold the most promise for expanding the biodiesel industry's immediate and long-term feedstock needs?

Domestic Fuel 2010

But which hold the most promise for expanding the biodiesel industry's immediate and long-term feedstock needs?

Domestic Fuel Chuck 2010

But which hold the most promise for expanding the biodiesel industry's immediate and long-term feedstock needs?

Domestic Fuel 2010

WET's business model includes the development of BCB coal upgrading facilities in 1,000,000 ton per annum modules at mine-site or other strategic locations, individually or by way of joint venture, incorporating long-term feedstock coal supply agreements with owners of significant low rank coal deposits.

Marketwire - Breaking News Releases 2009

But the company’s method solves that problem because ethanol could be made locally from whatever feedstock is available, Tobey said.

Startup Says It Can Make Ethanol for $1 a Gallon, and Without Corn « Isegoria 2008

This so-called feedstock is fed into centrifuges at another central site: the Natanz enrichment facility.

Iran’s Nuclear Program 2008