By Michael Saks As an editor you live for stories like this. Stories that look made up and ridiculous but are totally true. Thus we have the prospect of alligator biofuel for the future of transportation. The idea boils down to using wasted alligator fat as fuel. Apparently alligator food processing plants, yes this appears […]
In Singapore, a startup looking to grow exotic leathers in a lab has launched a $1-million, pre-seed fundraising round. ProjectEx was was spun-out of National University of Singapore in 2019 by biomedical engineer and Cellivate Technologies CEO Dr. Viknish Krishnan-Kutty and designer Adrian Fürstenburg. According to vegconomist, the company aims to launch its first exotic […]
If you’ve been around the renewable fuels movement, lately the renewable fuels industry, for any length of time, you’ve seen quite a few advocates and champions debunking what they contend are untrue urban legends. Indirect Land Use Change, ethanol’s return on energy invested, claims of engine damage from use of renewables, the list is long […]
Here are the 50 most-read stories, out of the 3,400 we covered last year in The Digest. 1 Where are we with algae biofuels? The page view champ this year, clocking in at 17,821 reads — though the “algae fuels” story is starting to look like a verse out of the song “In the year 2525”. […]
Tired of corn, corn, corn or cane, cane, cane? There are 101 feedstocks in the biofuels canon. Here’s what’s up with each of them, and all of them. In Florida, Biofuels Digest released its annual Guide to biofuels feedstocks, tracking 10,658 items published in the Digest in the past 48 months on 101 feedstocks for […]
In Florida, Biofuels Digest announced the winners of its “Day in the Life of Biofuels” photo contest, and published the winning entries. Clink on the individual links below to view the winning images. In addition, 50 second prizes were awarded as well as 100 Third Prizes. All winning entries will be published in the Day in […]
