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Verenium Extends Ethanol Project with BP

April 06, 2010
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Ethanol developer and maker Verenium Corp. has extended a joint development project with energy company BP for an additional four months, according to the Associated Press. The two companies will continue collaborating on technologies related to making ethanol from nonfood sources such as grasses. That type is called cellulosic ethanol. As part of the deal, Verenium will receive $2.5 million per month from BP to continue to fund the program
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