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Global Ethanol Association and DNV Launch Three-Year Ethanol Data Intelligence Partnership

The Global Ethanol Association (GEA) and DNV are pleased to announce the launch of a three-year Ethanol Data Intelligence Partnership, marking an important expansion of their activities in ethanol research and data intelligence. The collaboration will support the development of a structured global ethanol database together with ongoing research, data maintenance and regular updates throughout ...

The Global Ethanol Association (GEA) and DNV have announced a three-year partnership focusing on ethanol data intelligence. This collaboration aims to develop a structured global ethanol database, regularly updating information on ethanol production facilities, capacities, feedstocks, fuel categories, and more. The agreement allows GEA to provide comprehensive ethanol fuel data intelligence to users of DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight (AFI) platform, enhancing visibility and transparency within the global ethanol industry.

The research framework prioritizes data quality and source traceability, drawing on verifiable information. Sylvain Zurcher, President of GEA, expressed enthusiasm about reinforcing the association's role as an international coordination platform for the ethanol industry. Nathaniel Frithiof, Sales Lead Digital Products at DNV, highlighted the commitment to providing high-quality, verifiable data and the potential of this partnership for market participants to make informed decisions.

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