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...to the June edition of our e-bulletin Biofuels News, bringing you the latest Technical, European and International news. In this edition:
Cars could run on residues says Novozymes Water footprint could sink biofuels
German town gets biogas power
US growers eye miscanthus Indonesia delays biofuels Please email us at: info@biofuelsmedia.com with your feedback and comments on the newsletter |
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Lignocellulose Centre formed for advanced biofuels Plans by the US Department of Energy for 46 Energy Frontier Research Centres (EFRCs) include a novel Centre for Lignocellulose Structure and Formation at Pennsylvania State University. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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Cars could run on residues says Novozymes A new report from Danish-based enzyme developer Novozymes suggest that Brazil could produce up to 8 billion litres of biofuel from sugarcane bagasse by 2020. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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Water footprint could sink biofuels A new analysis of the water required to produce ethanol from various crops suggests that the water footprint of ethanol could lead to a new series of problems in terms of water availability and quality. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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Wales looks to grass The Welsh Assembly Government is backing a £1 million ‘grassohol’ project to develop a commercially viable method to produce bioethanol from ryegrass. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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German town gets biogas power The future of power is being pioneered in the German city of Lünen where they are building a dedicated biogas network. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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Jatropha land-grab continues Friends of the Earth released a damning report on Jatropha as a biofuel feedstock last month, but a number of companies around the world continue to sign deals with African countries for the production of the crop on a large scale.. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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US growers eye miscanthus American farmers are increasingly viewing miscanthus as a new crop with the potential to produce both biomass fuel and second-generation biofuels. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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Indonesia delays biofuels Despite being the largest producer of palm oil in the world, Indonesia’s fledgling biofuels industry has accused the Government of not doing enough to develop the country’s renewable fuel resource. Forward to friend Click for more.. |
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