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Ethanol to power in Pakistan

There's an interesting story about Pakistani sugar cane growers making ethanol to power an electricity generation station from the Associated Press of Pakistan . Could this model be used elsewhere? Thanks to rsteenblik . Read More...

Published 10 Sep 2008 10:27 by The Big Biofuels Blog

Filed under: ethanol, biofuels, power, Sugar, cane, Pakistan
E.ON responds to "green" to ship trees post

I've just had an email from Emily at E.ON about the wood burning power plant it wants to build near Bristol, UK . It set some of my worries to rest. Some specifics would be nice, but I guess it is early days for the project. Here's the reply in...

Published 22 Aug 2008 13:50 by The Big Biofuels Blog

Filed under: UK, biofuels, power, Trees, E.ON, Bristol, station
Switching to switchgrass isn't easy

Switching to switchgrass isn't going to be easy, according to this useful piece from redorbit. Worth reading. Read More...

Published 2 Jul 2008 11:24 by The Big Biofuels Blog

Filed under: America, USA, US, biofuel, Agriculture, biofuels, technology, Science, power, switchgrass, cellulosic, plants, indianna, Panicum, gatum

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