Exxon's progress in Algae biofuel

ExxonMobil Corporation, an international oil and gas company, and Synthetic Genomics Inc, engaged in developing and commercializing genomic-driven solutions, has jointly announced the inauguration of a greenhouse facility to facilitate the next level of research and trials for their algae biofuels program.

Link : http://www.azocleantech.com/details.asp?newsID=11152

Tue July 20 2010 03:08:48 AM by Krupali Exxonmobil | syntheic genomics 1198 views

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