Methane Baseline Testing Zeros In On Fracking’s True Impact

Using laser spectroscopy, residents of a rural town hope to expose fracking's negative effects on air and water quality. Read more →
Audi Wants To Put Wind Power In Your Gas Tank

Audi is in on a project that will use wind power to make hydrogen, then convert the hydrogen into synthetic methane for use in cars on the natural gas grid. Read more →
Coal Mine Waste Gas Takes A Green Turn

Aspen Skiing Company is leading a project that will capture methane gas from a Somerset, Colo., coal mine, and then burn the methane to produce electricity. Read more →
One Man’s Compost Is Another Man’s Fuel

Turning to the compost bin behind markets and cafeterias, researchers in Stuttgart aim to turn moldy fruits and vegetables into fuel for your car. Read more →
Landfill Helps Power Marine Base In Georgia

At the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, in Georgia, methane gas captured from a landfill is generating 1.9 megawatts of renewable electric power and steam. Read more →
Zoo Poo, Too, Targeted For Clean Energy

ZooShare is aiming to build a biogas plant in Ontario, using animal waste from the Toronto Zoo to power a 500-kilowatt, grid-connected generator. Read more →
Scientists Crack A Cold One For Biofuels

Scientists from Cornell and other universities have analyzed microbes in brewery waste, looking for ways to turn beer by products into useful biofuel. Read more →
Landfill Gas To Energy Projects Honored

The EPA honors six landfill projects that are keeping global-warming gases out of the atmosphere and producing renewable energy from our trash. Read more →
Fuel Cells Of Tomorrow Methane Powered?

Harvard researchers are looking to produce cheaper, more efficient fuel cells powered by sources like methane gas which would be mobile device focused. Read more →
Greenhouse Gas Converted into Fuel?

Forget just sequestering carbon--why not CO2-based fuels? That's the thinking behind new research in the UK aimed at turning coal-fired carbon emissions into methanol fuel. Read more →




