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- Biofuels Purchased by the Navy and Commercial JetlinersSan Francisco company's algae-based fuel is finding a place aboard Navy ships and on commercial jets.
- Is Corn Really a Sustainable Source of Renewable Energy?Corn is not a very green source of renewable energy. It's not very sustainable either. In fact, it takes more fossil fuel to produce corn from ethanol than it does to produce gas. It also takes a lot of water and land.
- Biofuels and How They Affect the World Food SupplyA paper looking at the current surge in biofuels and the effect it could have on world food supply
- Sugarcane Ethanol Production in BrazilBrazil is the world's leader for sugarcane ethanol production. However, some environmental concerns are found with the production of this crop in Latin American countries.
- Biofuel Companies Poised to Benefit from Recent Government PoliciesU.S. Government announces that it will invest $510 million into the biofuels industry over the next three years
- DOE, USDA, Navy Request Industry Input on $510 Million Biofuels InvestmentThe Depts. of Energy, Agriculture, and Navy are requesting input from the biofuels industry on a $510 million investment to produce biofuels for military and commercial transportation purposes.
- Biofuel a Navy PriorityNavy Secretary Ray Mabus briefed reported Monday on the U.S. Navy's progress with alternative energy programs, including biofuel. He laid out the four principles the biofuel program is operating under.
Eco-Friendly Biofuel Powers Transatlantic Jet PlaneJet plane powered by biofuel follows route taken by Charles Lindbergh in world's first transatlantic flight.- Investing in Biofuels and Alternative Energy: Go Green to Make GreenRising oil prices, limited fossil fuel reserves and greenhouse gas emissions have significantly increased global interest in renewable energy. Today, the biofuel industry emerges as an investment megatrend that could generate extraordinary profits.
- CleanTech Investment Highlight: Venture Capital's ChoiceWe interviewed a number of CleanTech venture capital investors to find out what they are considering; there was quite a contrast view to our survey conducted last year.
- Development of BiofuelsThe developing companies, LS9 and Amyris, are uncovering groundbreaking biotechnical alternatives that could soon replace gasoline.
- What Happened to Biofuels?Are biofuels dead? Have we given up developing clean, energy-efficient fuel from plant material?
Africa Month: Ghana's Land and Norway's Cash Combine to Cultivate Biofuel from JatrophaA Norwegian energy firm's biofuel project in Ghana has much potential, but it may also be cultivating trouble (part of "Africa Month" on 13.7 Billion Years).- The Future of Renewable Biofuel Production from AlgaeThis article reviews the major companies in algae biofuel production and provides an update on the major milestones achieved as at the end of 2010
- Wilmar: US, EU Biofuels Laws Favor Domestic ProducersWilmar talks with New Diesel about the implementation of the EU's Renewable Energy Directive and the efforts to ensure that palm-based diesel qualifies as a sustainable biofuel in under the United States' Renewable Fuels Standard.
- Cashing in on BiofuelsBiofuels have been a hot topic in investment circles for a few years, and I believe that this renewable energy company is poised to have great success.
BioFuels Worse for the Environment Than Fossil FuelsBioFuels like Biodesel Worse for the Environment than Fossil Fuels- Dogpatch Biofuels is Under New OwnershipA few changes, including a new owner, at Dogpatch Biofuels.
Growing Alternative Energy SolutionsThe Obama Administration has given the green light and $8.9 million to the USDA and the DOE to accelerate the development of new alternative energy technologies. Can we grow Alternative Solutions for our energy consumption?- Biofuel Risk Managers Should Track Financial Reform RegsHedgers and risk managers in the biofuels industries need to be aware of the new regulations in the new financial reform legislation and what alterations they need to make in how they execute and report deals to avoid penalties and other new pitfalls.
Codexis: Enzymes for Low Carbon Fuels, Pharmaceuticals and ChemicalsCodexis, a U.S. company, has technology that uses enzymes to break down cellulosic matter to produce biofuels. The company is working with Royal Dutch Shell to develop production and also has biocatalysts for other clean industrial processes.- The Prospects of Supplementing or Replacing Fossil Fuel with BioFuelThis is the result of my research on the future of BioFuels
- Transforming Biofuel Waste into Useful Chemical Products: GABA from CornThis article takes a look at methods being developed to recycle unwanted components of corn into useful materials for medical chemistry.
- Mobile Biofuel Processing Plants: New Technology Goes to the SourceThis article takes a look at some new biofuel technology being pursued by researchers at Purdue University.
Myth: Biofuels Will Replace Oil as Our Major Source of EnergyBiofuels are unsustainable and cannot be depended on to replace oil. In addtion, they also have their own impact on the environment.- Biofuel Possibilities: Electricity Produced from Algae for the First TimeThe most amazing part of taking electricity from the algae is that it is done completely without the assistance of processing or chemical magic. It is a known fact that animals have been stealing energy from algae since before man was present.
- Engineer's Use Foam to Capture Carbon and Covert it into Sugar for Biofuel ProductionTwo engineers from the University of Cincinnati might have just made the coolest. They have found a way to capture and remove CO2 from the atmosphere and convert it into biofuel.
- Green Energy: Biofuels and the Pacific NorthwestAn increasing push for sustainability and green living is helping encourage growth in alternative energy projects throughout the Pacific Northwest.
- What Would Fuel the Cars of the Future?As fossil fuels become more scarce and endanger the planet, scientists are testing other options for fueling the cars of the future.
- The Catalytic Reduction of NOx in Algae Produced Bio-diesel EmissionsResearch review and proposal involving catalytic reduction of NOx from algae fuels.
- Biofuel ImpactAn overview of biofuel use throughout the world and how it has impacted the environment as well as global food prices.
- Could Termites Power Our Cars in the Future?Enzymes found in termites may one day be used to produce ethanol from plants in a more efficient process than that currently available.
- (NEWS) Is Bioenergy a Sustainable Alternative Energy Resource?Bioenergy is a promising alternative to limited natural resources such as oil and coal. Challenges, as well as opportunities, still remain for its full realization.
- Bio Diesel Fuel Around the WorldUS crops used for bio fuels include corn, sunflower and soybeans. In Europe, flaxseed and rapeseed are used for cleaner biodiesel fuels. What about the rest of the world?
- An Argument for BiofuelsA look at the biofuels debate.
Biomass Cuts Crude Oil Consumption by 28% and Imports by 58 %Non-eatable ethanol could meet 28.39% of the Nations current consumption 58.53% of the Nations imports.
Biomass Cuts Crude Oil Consumption by 28% and Imports by 58 %Biomass meets 28.39% of the Nations current consumption rate and 58.53% of the Nations imports,- The Pros of BiofuelsBiofuels
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- Biofuels at Last?One of the milestones of the 21st century will be the point where fossil fuels become obsolete. Biofuels such as ethanol have been a potential alternative for years now. The only problem is: No one can quite figure out how to make them economical





