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Agriculture is increasingly stepping up to the challenge of producing more sustainable sources of feedstocks for biofuels, fiber and other materials to meet the needs of a growing world population. Farmers need high yield potential seed products that increase availability of feedstocks for lower carbon intensity biofuels. As demand for renewable fuels continues to grow, new solutions are needed to help farmers meet that demand.
We have partnered with bp to launch a new 50:50 joint venture — to convert crops — including canola, mustard and sunflower — into biofuel feedstock. This new company — EtlasTM biofuels — harnesses Corteva’s century-long expertise in seed technology and bp’s expertise in refining and marketing fuel for the commercial transportation market to bring value to farmers and advance sustainable innovation in the biofuels space.
At Corteva, we believe that the global scientific community can do truly innovative work when we collaborate. Learn about our Open Innovation approach and opportunities.
At Corteva, we believe that the global scientific community can do truly innovative work when we collaborate. Learn about our Open Innovation approach and opportunities.