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Micro-algae explored as renewable energy Buenos Aires (UPI) Mar 18, 2009 Micro-algae as a source of cheap renewable energy are at the center of new research being conducted at Argentina's National Technological University. The use of algae as a source of energy is being researched in different countries across the world and is at an advanced stage in the United States. But as research has grown so has the realization that converting algae into energy may not be as cost-effective as originally thought possible. As a result, new research and investigation has b ... read more |
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Fairchild Base Cars Fill Up On E85 Fairchild AFB WA (AFNS) Feb 26, 2010 Airmen at Fairchild Air Force Base opened an E85 pump for use by certain government vehicles Feb. 10 in an effort to cut emissions and reduce their carbon footprint. E85 is an alternative fuel made primarily of corn and the E stands for ethanol and the 85 indicates the percentage. This fuel is made of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent traditional gasoline. "U.S. Department of Energy ... more China shrub shows biofuel promise Beijing (UPI) Feb 23, 2009 China's poisonous jatropha shrub is showing promise as biofuel and could boost the country's efforts to reduce dependency on imported crude oil. In the past, farmers planted the poisonous perennial only as a barrier to ward off animals from their fields. But Hong Kong-invested Shenyu New Energy Co. Ltd. sees the lush green shrub as a great moneymaker, with the potential to generate $59 ... more Policy changes key to a switch to biofuels Dublin, Ireland (UPI) Feb 18, 2009 Sweeping policy changes by governments worldwide are needed before a major switchover from hydrocarbons to biofuels can be realized as a remedial response to climate change, an expert survey of the industry said Thursday. The report, promoted by Dublin's Research and Markets publishers as "a comprehensive, holistic and nuanced overview of the global biofuel industry," said governments n ... more |
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First Wild Grass Species And Model System For Energy Crops Sequenced Walnut Creek CA (SPX) Feb 15, 2010 As the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) works toward developing sustainable sources of clean renewable energy, perennial grasses have emerged as major candidates for the commercial production of cellulosic biofuels from feedstocks. However, little is known about the specific biological traits of the grasses that might contribute to their usefulness for energy production, in part because such grasses typically have long lifecycles and possess large, complex genomes, making them difficult to study. ... read more |
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