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The partnership between Novozymes and Solae has resulted in its first patent application.
Today, the president of Mozambique, Armando Guebuza, will visit Novozymes to discuss a variety of projects, including biofuel.
How Danish technology can help China reduce their CO2 emission was the subject of a climate change conference held in Beijing on October 23rd.
DSM and Novozymes announce the launch of RONOZYME® ProAct, the first pure protease for the poultry industry. It meets the requirements of modern broiler feeding and reduces feed costs by maximizing protein utilization and improving nutritional value while enhancing animal performance. With the product DSM and Novozymes confirm their leadership through innovation in the field of feed enzymes.
Companies combine innovation expertise to deliver functional and nutritional benefits to consumers.
Upper-secondary pupils from around Denmark will be attending the Biotech Academy Camp during the autumn holiday, where for a whole week they will immerse themselves in biotechnology. Novozymes is providing expertise in the form of tutors as well as financial backing.
Funding will be used to further increase efficiency of enzymes for converting waste biomass to cellulosic ethanol.
The foundation stone of Denmark’s first factory for the production of second-generation bioethanol is being laid today in Kalundborg. DONG Energy has pre-qualified Novozymes as supplier of enzymes for the factory, which will produce environment-friendly bioethanol from straw.
The world’s largest retailer has invited Novozymes to give keynote presentations on sustainable solutions in practice at its supplier conference, “Doing Business in Bentonville”. Novozymes will be explaining how the time has come for enzyme technology in the current climate of soaring raw material costs, high energy prices, and the threat of climate change.
Novozymes has selected Blair, Nebraska as the location for its new production facility bringing approximately 100 new jobs to the state initially. The facility will produce enzymes for existing corn-based ethanol and later enzymes for cellulosic ethanol production.
How to tackle climate change is the hot topic of the global research conference "Innovation in Climate and Energy" that is being held in Copenhagen this week. The conference is an important step towards the COP15 conference in Copenhagen in 2009. Along with 70 of the world’s foremost scientists, representatives from industry, and government leaders Novozymes is participating in the debate throughout the conference. Novozymes’ bioinnovation is one of many ways to tackle the challenge of global climate change.
Novozymes and DONG Energy have entered into a partnership that will make Novozymes in Denmark CO2-neutral for electricity as early as 2012.
The Ethisphere Institute named Novozymes to Ethisphere’s second-annual World’s Most Ethical Companies list. Novozymes rewarded for going “well beyond legal minimums”.
Novozymes’ technology and excellent partnership with enzyme customer Puratos has resulted in cakes that stay fresher longer.
Another uncommon connection from Novozymes makes it possible to convert non-digestible wood pulp into a valuable ingredient for animal feed.
As the first Danish company ever, Novozymes attends Green Week in Brussels to put focus on how bioinnovation can play a role in solving environmental and climate issues.
Novozymes has participated in an extensive research project in collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Joint Genome Institute at the US Department of Energy.
Novozymes receives grant from The Danish National Advanced Technology Foundation towards research in sustainable biodiesel.
In honor of the 60th anniversary of the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Novozymes is focusing on human rights in this new Quarterly Report.
In partnership with the Technical University of Denmark, Novozymes is providing a million-kroner sponsorship that will open up the possibility for the country’s upper- secondary school pupils to really get to grips with biotechnology.
Anyone who has washed or worn white clothes knows that white shirts stop looking white after a few washes and start to turn a shade of gray. Same is the case with striped clothes as they tend to lose their contrast after a few washes and the white and colored stripes start to look dull.
A Novozymes project has been awarded the prestigious European Lipid Technology Award 2008.
To meet the rising demand for biopharmaceutical production, Novozymes has refurbished its current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) facility in Lund, Sweden.
Novozymes has decided to consolidate its current pharma production by transferring the manufacture of LONG®R3-IGF-I* from Adelaide, Australia, to Lund, Sweden.
4 million tons of CO2 reduction plus an economic bonus of 2.5% savings on feed are what enzymes can do for the pork industry.
DSM Nutritional Products and Novozymes restate their commitment to the feed market by renewing their strategic alliance agreement. With the renewal of the agreement, the two companies commit to further strengthening and developing their partnership.
Novozymes’ Project DECREASE (Development of a Commercial-Ready Enzyme Application System for Ethanol) aims to improve performance of Novozymes’ most advanced cellulase system, further decreasing the cost of cellulosic ethanol production.
Novozymes is revolutionizing corporate reporting and launching a reporting universe where issues raised in the annual report are updated, expanded and developed throughout the year. In 2008 Novozymes is again the first company in the Copenhagen Stock Exchange’s OMXC20 blue-chip index to publish its annual report.
Cargill and Novozymes today announced a joint agreement to develop technology enabling the production of acrylic acid via 3-hydroxypropionic acid (3HPA) from renewable raw materials. The project is supported by a $1.5 million matching cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Novozymes has decided to close its production facility in the Shandong Province, China, by January 7, 2008. As a result of the closure, Novozymes will no longer produce or sell streptococcal based hyaluronic acid but maintain its focus on bacillus based hyaluronic acid.
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