bioreactor
New Study: Algae Fuel Generated from Bioreactors Produces Over Three Times the Emissions of Gasoline
By Nathanael Baker on August 3, 2010
Tags: algae, algae biofuel, algae bioreactor, algae fuel, algal biofuel, bioreactor, Energy and Fuel, New Scientist Magazine, study, Finance
A new study shows that algal biofuel, arguably the most highly touted prospect of the biofuel industry, produces more emissions than gasoline and diesel fuel when the algae is grown in bioreactors.
By Harry Tournemille on February 5, 2010
Tags: algae, algae feedstock, algal biofuel, biofuels, bioreactor, bioreactors, CO2, In House, Live Extraction, OriginOil, Riggs Eckelberry, wastewater, biofuels, energy, Finance, oil, ultrasound
Los Angeles based OriginOil recently announced a suite of breakthrough technologies that, combined, will allow for end-to-end, algae-to-oil biofuel production.
By Harry Tournemille on July 2, 2009
Tags: Dow Chemical, Dow chemical company, USD, algae, Algenol Biofuel, biofuels, biogas, bioreactor, carbon dioxide, cellulosic biofuel, demonstration plant, Dow Chemical Company, Freeport Texas, Fuels, hydrocarbons, United States, biofuels, chemical, Department of Energy, Finance, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Institute of Technology, Paul Woods, plastics, Texas
Due to its low-farmland usage and reduced costs, algae is continually being tapped as the next great biofuel source.
energyboom newsletter
