Cellulosic Ethanol Company Changes Name
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Posted by Cindy Zimmerman – December 1st, 2008
There is something new under the sun.
Massachusettes-based SunEthanol has changed its name to Qteros, after its Q microbe technology, which may be a key to commercializing cellulosic ethanol.
The company has raised $25 million from a diverse group of investors in a Series B round of financing. Among the investors are British Petroleum (BP) and a management group led by billionaire George Soros.
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