Fat To Fuel London Water Treatment

Instead of allowing "fatbergs" to clog pipes, Thames Water will collect fat, grease and oil to power a sewage treatment plant. Read more →
Hydrogen From Plants Touted As Game Changer

Hydrogen has its second "breakthrough" story in a week, with a new enzyme combination said to be remarkably efficient at extracting the gas from plants. Read more →
Biochar Squelches Emissions From Biofuel Crops

Despite the claims, biofuels can still be pretty dirty. Biochar might be able to help clean them up. Read more →
US Ethanol Mandate Has Mixed GHG Impact: Study

The U.S. ethanol mandate is lowering the nation’s greenhouse-gas footprint — but could be increasing emissions around the globe, according to a new study. Read more →
US-Backed Cellulosic Ethanol Plant In Trouble

The same month it began operating, the ZeaChem cellulosic ethanol plant in Oregon has been forced to cut workers and scale back operations due to money troubles. Read more →
Biomass A Better Choice For Furnaces Than Heating Oil

Millions of US homes and businesses would benefit from burning switchgrass biofuel pellets in basement furnaces instead of heating oil. Read more →
Spinning Straw Into Carbon Savings

Biofuel by-products can strengthen concrete while shrinking its carbon footprint. Read more →
Biofuel Waste Seen As A New Green Building Solution

Researchers have come up with a neat solution to the problem of producing some forms of biofuel waste – add it to cement, and make concrete nearly a third stronger than other versions. Read more →
Coffee-Powered Ford Sets World Record

Gasification is the process of vaporizing organics and liquifying it back into fuel. The Coffee Car used coffee as fuel to get into Guinness Book of World Records. Read more →
Whither Aviation Biofuels: When, If Ever, Will We Be Flying Green?

Despite enthusiastic claims over the past few years, aviation biofuels still haven't made significant inroads in commercial use. So, when might this happen? Read more →




