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Interest in Alternative Biofuel Sources Increasing in the U.S.
As researchers in the U.S. consider alternative biofuel sources beyond grain feedstocks such as corn and soybeans, everything from alligator fat to herbivore excrement is being subjected to study.
China is Interested in Biofuels – Why Not the West?
Biofuels remain the orphan child of western energy interests – like adopting children, everyone agrees that it’s a good idea, but not many want an alien rugrat in the house.
Australian Firm to Provide Jatropha Biofuel to Lufthansa for Testing
Australia’s Jatenergy Limited energy company is to provide crude jatropha oil to Lufthansa for flight trials.
Argentina’s Biofuel Industry Sets New Records for 2011
Argentinean biofuel production, domestic consumption and exports all set new records in the second quarter of 2011.
Brazilian Government to Reduce Ethanol Content of Gasoline
Brazilian Mines and Energy Minister Edison Lobao stated that the government will reduce the admixture of alcohol with gasoline provided to service stations from 25 to 20 beginning 1 October.
China And Biofuels – Stir-Fry Or Fly?
China’s omnivorous global appetite for energy resources is well known. While biofuel production is one of the rising energy stars of the 21st century, it is unlikely to become a significant source for China in the near future, as the country’s arable...
Investor Interest in U.S. Biofuel Production Set to Soar
On 16 August President Obama announced that the U.S. Departments of Agriculture, Energy and Navy will invest up to $510 million by 2014 in partnership with the private sector to produce advanced “drop-in” aviation and maritime biofuels for military...
Biofuels USA Opens Biodiesel Gas Station on Interstate-70
Biofuels USA has opened its new biodiesel station at exit 175 in New Florence, Missouri.
