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- "As a state that grows by 1,000 new residents each day, Texas must take a more innovative approach to developing new methods and research in the field of energy,"
- $5 million grant from the Texas Emerging Technology Fund to Texas A&M University for recruiting faculty that are not only able to research biofuels but also successfully market them.
- Texas Bioproducts Industry Council, has been formed to work in the private and public sectors to plot the future of bioproducts in Texas.
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A great step forward to eliminate foreign energy dependency - and a leadership role from a state whose economy is so driven by the conventional energy business.
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