Growing Algae Biofuel in Seawater Could Reduce Europe’s Coal Consumption

AccliPhot, the new EU consortium based at the University of Aberdeen, has all the right ingredients to find a way to reduce the growing...

Biomass Turns Easier into Fuel Thanks to New Research

Biomass can now be converted into fuels efficiently, ensuring long-lasting availability of renewable materials. This is possible thanks to research conducted by a team...

The World is A Long Way Off Viable Biofuel From Algae

Algal biofuels have been discussed quite extensively lately, as a very promising alternative to fossil fuels. Researchers at Cornell, however, published a study last...

Palm Oil Plantations in South East Asia Speed up Climate Change

Palm oil trees have been a subject of quite a debate lately, as they are considered environmentally unsustainable. Adding to this, a new study...

Iron-Eating Bacteria Could Turn Electricity Into Clean Biofuel

Iron-oxidizing bacteria can now grow without iron- they can use electricity instead. This is the conclusion reached by a team of scientists at the...
Audi A3 Sportback TCNG

Audi’s Synthetic Fuel Produced With Solar and Wind Power

Audi is set to release a number of natural-gas powered vehicles this year, such as the Audi A3 Sportback TCNG. It can run...

Marginal Lands Deemed Perfect for Sustainable Bioenergy Production

Last week, University of Maryland faculty members and a Ph.D. student from U of M’s Department of Geographical Sciences published research detailing the possibility...

Some Like it Harsh: More Biofuel from Willow Trees When “Mistreated”

British researchers have observed that willow trees typically used for green energy actually produce more than five times more biofuel if they grow diagonally,...

Chicken Waste Biofuel to Power Future Mazda Diesel Engines

The new Mazda 6 "clean diesel" sedan will be displayed at the "Daytona International Speedway's Rolex 24 endurance race", which will take place next...

Algae Producing Fuel Through Photosynthesis With the Help of Engineering

New species of blue-green algae was engineered by chemists at University of California, Davis. The aim of the team, led by assistant professor Shota...