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You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Don’t Bet on Corn for Energy Independence May 09, 2007 This interesting article from Concord Monitor says why the world should say no to corn-based ethanol, and should instead look at ethanol from feedstock such as switchgrass, algae and cellulose. Listen to [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Gold Coast Energy Firm Goes Green, to Get Oil from Algae 15 May 07 ICON Energy, the Robina-based oil explorer, has gone green in its latest venture with a plan to snare a stake in a US bio-diesel business. The company, which [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Algal Biodiesel: Fact or Fiction? May 14, 2007 The author of the post says, “I originally wrote an article over a year ago in which I mentioned the potential of algal biodiesel. I still believe, as I did then, that biodiesel (or [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Understanding Algae Biodiesel: A Grassroots Interview with Green Star Products’ President 05/18/2007: Press Release from Green Star Products, Inc. SAN DIEGO– May 18, 2007–Green Star Products, Inc. (OTC:GSPI) (OTC:GSPI.PK), announced that biodiesel from agricultural crops can only replace a small percentage of [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. GugBug – The Blog Co-operative GugBug is a blog co-operative that posts regular reviews of blogs. Blogs participating in the GugBug Blog Co-operative can expect to get good exposure and traffic from being reviewed at GugBug. The GugBug blog provides detailed reviews [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Did You Hear the One About the Seaweed? By Hadas Kroitoru, April 29, 2007 Israeli company Seambiotic is using a new environmentally friendly technology to create a product contingent on the color green. Seaweed is being brewed by Seambiotic in eight open [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Here’s an interesting “Comments to the Editor” I came across. TO THE EDITOR: ‘Hydrogen economy’ a Boondoggle Mon 07 May 2007“While the “hydrogen economy” receives much media attention, there are serious problems with hydrogen as transportation fuel. The first is hydrogen gas [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. The math on turning algae into fuel Posted by Michael Kanellos, May 10, 2007 A number of companies have sketched out plans to convert algae into a feedstock for transportation fuel, but GreenFuel Technologies is farther along in bringing the concept to [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Green Star Completes Algae Phase I Demo Facility Press release, May 11, 2007 SAN DIEGO – Green Star Products, Inc., announced today that it has completed Phase I of its 40,000 liter microalgae demonstration facility (see facility picture at GreenStarUSA.com). GSPI demonstration [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Land of algae, milk and biofuel! Ed Taylor, Tribune, May 13, 2007 Milk and biofuel is an odd combination, but a Phoenix, Arizona-based company is planning to produce both. When fully built, the ag-industrial complex planned by the XL Dairy Group will [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Oil from algae in Nevada Infinifuel biodiesel plant in Wabuska uses geothermal energy and crops to create alternative energy Karen Woodmansee, Nevada Appeal Staff Writer, May 13, 2007 Claude Sapp, principal for Infinifuel Biodiesel is now working to turn the oldest geothermal [...]
You are at: Oilgae Blog. See the complete list of Oilgae Blog articles. Do you know that oil derived from algae is an exciting renewable fuel possibility? – see Oilgae for more. Alabama Grant Furthers Cultivating Algae for Biofuel 30 Apr 2007, via RenewableEnergyAccess.com Gov. Bob Riley has awarded a $10,000 grant to Auburn University [...]
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