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Study finds biodiesel from algae, yeast and bacteria can displace both petroleum diesel and soybean biodiesel

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Biodiesel (fatty acid methyl ester) derived from oleaginous microbes—microalgae, yeast, and bacteria—can effectively displace both petroleum diesel and biodiesel produced from plant oils, according to the findings of a new study by a team from Utah State…
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Students Break Land Speed Record With Cheese-Byproduct Biofuel

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Call it “The little engine that curd.” Students at Utah State University have broken a land speed record in a car fueled by the waste that remains from cheese making. The student built car, known as the Aggie A-Salt Streamliner, was running on a student…
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Pilot Plans Record-Setting Flight With Diesel Made From Plastic

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A British pilot is hoping to set a world record for long-distance flight when he attempts to fly from Sydney to London in a small single-engine plane. But Jeremy Roswell’s biggest goal is to prove the flight can be accomplished using diesel fuel made…
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Biofuel technology makes a forward leap

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BP is experimenting with three new biofuel blends as part of its deal to fuel the Olympic fleet of BMWs. About 100 of the 4000 Olympic vehicles are running on mixes of conventional fossil fuel and plant-derived biofuels. Biofuel is far from the only potential…
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Study finds biodiesel from algae, yeast and bacteria can displace both petroleum diesel and soybean biodiesel

Students Break Land Speed Record With Cheese-Byproduct Biofuel

Pilot Plans Record-Setting Flight With Diesel Made From Plastic

Biofuel technology makes a forward leap