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UMass professor develops improved biofuel processing method
UMass assistant professor Paul Dauenhauer, chemical engineer, says that the experiments that have been conducted have shed significant light on the process of creating biofuels, alternatives to traditional fuels.
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91 Biofuel Available to Auckland Motorists
Auckland, 9 September 2010 – Gull today announced that an additional five Auckland sites are now retailing Gull 91 Regular Plus biofuel.
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World Bank says biofuel mandates are fuelling land grabs
BusinessGreen.com Staff, BusinessGreen , Wednesday 8 September 2010 at 15:38:00 World Bank report adds to warnings that demand for biofuel is driving the large-scale purchase of agricultural land in developing countries The World Bank has become the latest institution to link biofuel targets with the recent surge in large-scale farmland purchases in the developing world that has been widely ...
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C-17 Conducts Flight Test With Biofuel
All Engines Used Alternative Jet Fuel Blends A C-17 Globemaster III from Edwards Air Force Base, CA has flown on all engines using jet fuel blended with a combination of traditional petroleum-based fuel, or JP-8, biofuel derived in part from animal fat, and synthetic fuel derived from coal.
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CORE finds key partner for Houston facility
CORE BioFuel Inc. moved ahead just that little bit more yesterday, signing an agreement with Elbow River Marketing Limited Partnership for the purchase and distribution of 100 per cent of the gasoline that CORE produces.
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Biofuel targets could leave Africa hungry
NGOs claim the EU's biofuel target has led to a grab of fertile land and the felling of virgin forest.
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New 'land grab' in Africa
BIOFUEL demand is driving a new “land grab” in Africa, with at least five million hectares acquired by foreign firms to grow crops in 11 countries, according to a study by an environmental group.
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Malaysia's once-vaunted biofuel industry grinds to halt
Malaysia's once-vaunted biofuel industry has seen production grind to a halt since a March announcement that the government's mandatory switch to the green energy will be delayed to June 2011.
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M'sia's biofuel demand dries up
KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA'S once-vaunted biofuel industry has seen production grind to a halt since a March announcement that the government's mandatory switch to the green energy will be delayed to June 2011. Malaysia had ambitions to become a global leader in biodiesel and unveiled grand plans for the industry as the price of crude oil spiralled, peaking in mid-2008.
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Biofuel firm raises cool $3M
Camarillo-based Cool Planet Biofuels has raised another $3 million and leased 50,000 square feet of space to propel the development...
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