Entries from The Big Biofuels Blog tagged with 'Spain'
Capturing CO2 from cement works with algae
There's a large algae reactor underway in Spain based around the Holcem cement reactor, which will be around 100 square metres and cost $92m, according to Greentech media. The reactor is being built by Green Fuels Technology Corp. ...
Abengoa restructures
Agbengoa Bioenergy is restructuring itself in a series of moves which look to be designed to maintain its profitability at a time when oil is at or close to record highs, and the price of corn is in the same...
Repsol distributes first biodiesel in Spain
The Refinery of in Escombreras, which is owned by Repsol YPF, began yesterday to distribute to its logistics net and registering stations on watch, through the Logistic Hidrocarburos Company (CLH), his first diesel oil mixture with biodiesel, according to a...
Bovine tallow, could that be Brazil's secret biodiesel weapon?
Over on Biodiesel BioDieselSpain.com, they have stumbled upon an excellent source of cheap biodiesl that Brazil has in abundance: Bovine tallow, could that be Brazil's secret biodiesel weapon? It looks cheap enough. The post is in Spanish, thanks to Babelfish...
Basques to the fore with bioethanol
It seems that the Basque people of Northern Spain have decided it is time to move to biofuels, well at least their environmental department. According to the a Basque technology website blog... the Saab 9.5 Biopower will be the new...
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