Biofuel is derived directly from Biomass. This includes living matter such as wood, crops, and animal waste which can be converted to fuel. Read about the current biofuel technologies and sources, along with steps being taken to revolutionize the future of the industry.
Different types of biofuel energy include:
- Ethanol is often derived from sugarcane and corn.
- Biodiesel is derived from vegetable oils and liquid animal fats.
- Green diesel is derived from algae and other plant sources
- Biogas (or methane) we derived from digested organic material and animal manure.
www.renewableenergyworld.com published this: “New Algae Testing Facility Supports Advancements in Real-World Biofuel Applications”
Natural Resources Canada Bioenergy Systems
- Canadian Biomass Innovation Network
- Office of Energy Efficiency
- AAFC Biofuels Opportunities
- RETScreen International
- Canadian Biomass Innovation Network
Directories:
www.researchgate.net published this: “Recent advancement in the production of liquid biofuels from renewable resources: A review”
www.theglobeandmail.com/ published this article that explains: Pond Biofuel by Simon Avery
Read more about Pond Biofuel by visiting Pond Technologies
http://insights.globalspec.com/ published this: “Breakthrough Advancements in Biofuels Research?” by Brad Buecker, Process Specialist, Kiewit Engineering and Design Co.
