Entries from The Big Biofuels Blog tagged with 'Africa'
African Jatropha plantations.
The author of this article in All Africa.com is pretty much anti anything to do with big oil and biofuels from food crops. But if you can make it half way through page two there's a run down on who's...
Africa a green gold rush
Africa is becoming a the next battleground for biofuels, according to an article in Speigel on-line. The story was pointed out to me by David Benson, a regular commenter on the blog.To me it points out the need for informed...
BioEnergy Africa to list on the UK Alternative Investment Market today.
BioEnergy Africa is scheduled to list on the UK Alternative Investment Market today. The firm has a number of projects in Mozambique, according to the Independent Newspaper. ...
Is US biofuel policy about soaking tax payers and starving the world
Is US biofuel policy about soaking tax payers and starving the world? The Richmond Times Despatch thinks so in its InRich Blog. Barton Hinkle's piece makes the link between food aid, the ability of biofuel to lift the rural poor...
A view from the Heathrow climate camp on Biofuels
Here is a view on why biofuels could actually be bad for the planet from a person at the Heathrow Climate camp. Do you think she's right, please let me know....
Mozambique is looking to ethanol
Mozambique is considering investing in a massive ethanol programme to cut oil imports and supply its growing manufacturing and tourism sectors with low-cost energy according to Science and Technology Minister Venancio Massingue, quoted on African Agriculture. He said: "It's our...
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