BioFuels Journal

On Friday, Oct. 16, 2009, BioFuels Journal spoke with David Winsness, engineer at GreenShift, New York, NY as the 13th of 15 podcasts in the 2009 BioFuels Journal Ethanol Workshop Podcast Speaker Series which will preview the upcoming Oct. 28-29 workshop in Sioux Falls, SD. Click here to register.

Highlights of the Podcast

• Winsness spoke about the economic advantages of adding corn oil extraction equipment at an ethanol plant.

• Winsness spoke about GreenShift's business model.

• Winsness spoke about how corn oil extraction technology works.

David Winsness' Biography

David Winsness – GreenShift Corporation, Chief Technology Officer

Mr. Winsness leads the Company’s technology conceptualization, prototyping and piloting activities.

Mr. Winsness is the co-inventor of the Company’s corn oil extraction technologies.

Mr. Winsness has either personally authored or directed the acquisition of many patented and patent-pending technologies, all of which are now part of GreenShift’s technology portfolio.

Mr. Winsness also directs GreenShift’s extraction sales and marketing activities.

Mr. Winsness is a graduate of Clemson University (B.S., Mechanical Engineering 1991) and has spent his professional career as a process engineer in the chemical, food, pharmaceutical and power generation markets.

Prior to joining GreenShift, Mr. Winsness served as chief technology officer and eventually chief executive officer of Vortex Dehydration Technology where he directed the research, development and commercialization of a technology that is now GreenShift’s Tornado Generator™.

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See Related Websites/Articles:

• GreenShift
• Register for the Second Annual Commercial Ethanol Technology and Research Workshop

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