Biofuels News
Pakistan Opting for Bio-Diesel and Supporting Solar Energy
In Pakistan, the cabinet committee is drafting regulations to encourage bio-diesel production in order to cut the energy bill. The Federal Minister for Science & Technology Senator Mohammad Azam Khan Swati says that this provision is going to limit the greenhouse gas emission from vehicles. It will also assure more reliable and secure sources of [...]
Continue reading...Photosynthesis and Other Sources of Solar Energy
Friday, March 5, 2010
The sun provides an incredible amount of energy, yet barely exploited. Just to make it clear, plants (biomass) use barely a thousandth of the energy emitted to them by the sun. In this sense, solar power can be considered as being limitless for plants. When talking about energy people seldom make the interconnection between a [...]
Continue reading...Promoting Renewable Energy can Save the Environment
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The strong step taken to urge sustainable energy will practically protect the environment as alternative sources of energy are going to be harnessed. There will be a shift away from over-exploited conventional energy sources. The use of sophisticated technology to produce, transmit and convert electricity will decrease wastage of energy. This is likely going to [...]
Continue reading...ALGAE; A Green Promise Maybe Not Yet The Best One
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
In search for bio-fuel algae comes to the forefront as an environmental solution. However, algae might not be providing a purely green solution. Yet, it is a very strong source of biomass Algae has a strong advantage over other potential bio-fuel such as soya beans, maize and oilseed rape (canola) as it does not threaten large [...]
Continue reading...Solution for Limited Land: Bio-fuel can Be Grown at Sea
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
The greatest restraint for bio-fuel as an alternative source of energy is the land it occupies. However, seaweeds can be planted at sea. Bio-fuel has hardly taken-off the ground due the massive land that it will require. It would produce social and environmental cost as deforestation would be one its hindrances for success. The price of [...]
Continue reading...Solar Energy and Bio-fuel are closely associated
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Earth from an aerial view is increasingly having blue roofs. There are those who are taking environmental protection seriously while others are ignoring that they can make a difference. It is a fact that small actions brings along huge changes. Going green is an all-encompassing solution for individuals. There is a broad perspective of benefits [...]
Continue reading...Bio-fuel or Green Oil – Oil Companies Gives it a Try
Monday, January 25, 2010
Investments in bio-fuel are being seen. Exxon Mobil spent recently $600 million on project to substitute oil with algae. However, it is a fact that this figure does not represent glimpse of what is spent on crude oil. So are petroleum companies really committed to find alternatives for the black gold? Exxon Mobil is together with [...]
Continue reading...Biomass Energy and Its Sources
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Around the world, biomass as a source of energy is becoming omnipresent. In countries, like Germany with an abundance of wind power along Hamburg to Berlin there is a huge utilization of “biodiesel”. The total consumption of biodiesel per year represents more than 3 percent of its total consumption. Biomass has its origins from the past. [...]
Continue reading...New Energy Technologies Present New Opportunities
Thursday, November 26, 2009
World consumption of oil is at record levels today. This creates greenhouse gas emissions, which pose a constant threat to our environment. The only way to reduce these emissions is to reduce the world’s dependence on fossil fuels. New technologies must be developed to cause a radical change in the world’s energy consumption. Energy can be [...]
Continue reading...A Primer On Renewable Energy Sources
Friday, November 20, 2009
It looks like the effort to decide upon the best alternate energy sources are being scrutinized by many nations and in America, many local regions. Justification of this is the negotiated Kyoto treaty with a principal idea to collaborate on an agreement between countries to reduce carbon emissions and pollutants. Thus far these alternative energy sources [...]
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