BioEnergy News
World Bank Issued an "F" Friday, July 3, 2009 The World Bank received a failing grade this week for its lack of support to developing countries trying to implement biofuels project. The “F” comes from the Global Renewable Fuels Allian... |
Chinese Algae Farming Friday, July 3, 2009 China is starting to get into the bio-algae market in a big way; with Chinese innovation group ENN making large investments in algae bioreactors to help sequestrate carbon from China’s coal fire... |
Growing Algae Pushed the Green Agenda Friday, July 3, 2009 UK - Innovative idea to use algae could reduce CO2 emissions, provide a source of biofuel and crop soil conditioner Arup and the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) are moving ahead with their efforts... |
WRG to use treated landfill water to irrigate biomass energy crop Friday, July 3, 2009 U.K.-based Waste Recycling Group is seeking permission to construct a lagoon water treatment system at the company-operated Allerton Park Landfill, to clean polluted water for irrigation of future wil... |
Ethanol Production May Consume Too Much Water Friday, July 3, 2009 A new UF study raises concerns about ethanol's water demand in Florida. Four crops under consideration are very thirsty. |
Lack of investment for bioethanol sugar plants Friday, July 3, 2009 The Global Agricultural Information Network’s (GAIN’s) annual report states that South Africa’s biofuels strategy recognises sugar cane as one of the best feedstocks for renewable en... |
Cooking oil to fuel cars - Biodiesel use promoted Friday, July 3, 2009 SOUTH African motorists could in the near future drive vehicles that run on cooking oil and peculiarly “smell of fried chips”. |
Sustainable Oils builds markets for camelina oil and meal, sees strong momentum for new crop Friday, July 3, 2009 Company leaders brief Montana Governor and state officials about progress in developing sustainable camelina industry in North America. |
Jatropha: The New Inroad for Nigeria's Biofuel Policy? Friday, July 3, 2009 NIGERIA - Jatropha Curcas is a plant that has the capability to plan, not only life, but the whole economy. It gives a lot of people employment as a major source of energy production that can drive th... |
Ethanol weeks away at Central City, Ord plants Thursday, July 2, 2009 CENTRAL CITY -- The sale of Central City's and Ord's ethanol plants is expected to be closed by today, and both plants are scheduled to be operating by the end of the month. |
