The Green Optimistic

In a previous post on Green Optimistic we already debated the idea of producing biofuel from algae or seaweed so this process is not a new thing. But the difference is that you can produce your own biofuel in the back of your garden using a minimum of investment.

The photo-bioreactor uses algae to convert carbon dioxide and sunlight into energy. This energy is produced in the form of algae biomass. The biomass is extracted and used to develop carbon neutral biofuel. Please watch the instructable video below to find out the details of how the reactor is made and how it can produce biofuel.

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By Cristi on February 6th, 2009

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