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2008 A Good Year for Transportation Technologies
by Kevin Maddaford on 12/30/2008
Tags: Alternative fuels, biodiesel, biofuel, hybrid, hydrogen
The past year saw positive developments in alternative fuel technologies.
While the Big Three automakers may be struggling in the weak economy, important advancements were made this year in technologies that could provide alternative fuels for use in future transportation.... [more]
Improved Technique Developed for Creating Cellulosic Biofuels
by Kevin Maddaford on 11/10/2008
Tags: alternative fuels, biofuel, cellulose, cellulosic ethanol
Wood can be converted directly into sugar through a new process.
Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Coal Research in Mülheim, Germany, are developing a technique to develop biofuels from cellulose in wood, grass and plants. This new process of... [more]
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