University of California, Berkeley, chemists have engineered bacteria to churn out a gasoline-like biofuel at about 10 times the rate of competing microbes, a breakthrough that could soon provide an affordable and “green” transportation fuel. The advance is reported in…
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University of California turning bacteria into butanol biofuel factories
Tagged with: bacteria biofuel, n-butanol, Nature Chemical Biology., UC Berkeley, University of California
Posted in Biofuel Production, News
Posted in Biofuel Production, News
Singapore To Hold Biofuels Conference In March 2011
International academia, scientists and experts on biofuels will meet in Singapore in March to identify promising avenues to a viable biofuels future. The experts will discuss economic and environmental considerations of biofuel technologies and the integration of biofuels into the…
Tagged with: A*STAR, biofuels future, singapore, Singapore's Agency for Science Technology and Research, University of California
Posted in Biodiesel, Bioethanol, Bioethanol Production, Biofuel for Military, Biofuel for Transport, Biofuel from Algae, Biofuel Funding, Biofuel Home Production, Biofuel in Motorsport, Biofuel legislation, Biofuel Production, Biofuel Research, Food Crops, News
Posted in Biodiesel, Bioethanol, Bioethanol Production, Biofuel for Military, Biofuel for Transport, Biofuel from Algae, Biofuel Funding, Biofuel Home Production, Biofuel in Motorsport, Biofuel legislation, Biofuel Production, Biofuel Research, Food Crops, News
Algae biofuels will need 10 years to mature for use
You could run a car and even an airplane using fuel made from algae, but it will take on the order of 10 years before the technology is mature enough to make a dent in petroleum use, according to an…
Tagged with: algae oil production, biofuel from algae, University of California
Posted in Biofuel from Algae, Biofuel Production, News
Posted in Biofuel from Algae, Biofuel Production, News
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