Entries from The Big Biofuels Blog tagged with 'hydrogen'
Corrected: Ineos to use municpal waste and algae to make ethanol
Corrected:This article originally appeared with the headline Ineos goes down the Fischer Tropsch route to ethanol from municipal waste. The process will use algae to convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into ethanol not a chemical catalyst. This has been corrected...
mmm Peaches
mmm Peaches. Peaches could be a source of hydrogen fuel, according to Greenbang. Better, I suppose, than baked beans....
Glycrerol to Hydrogen, the Leeds way
Glycerol one of the big byproducts of biodisel production could be converted to hydrogen rich gas using a process developed at Leeds University in the UK, and reported on Biopact. This is not Dr Valerie DuPont's first venture in to...
What to do with leftovers
With Thanksgiving just behind us in the US and Chrismass on the horizon, now could be a good time to think about what to do with the excess food we're going to try to consume in the richer parts of...
Bacteria can generate hydrogen
I've been a bit sceptical of hydrogen as a fuel of the future, mostly because with traditional hydrogen technology, you have to keep making the stuff from water and that usually needs a fair amount of electricity. So by the...
Hydrogen from Algae
Hydrogen could be produced using algae as a starting material, according to MIT. Algae produce some hydrogen as a by-product from photosynthesis and Anastasios Melis, a researcher at MIT has found one that produces rather more of it than others......
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