British Airways, Solena Group team up for waste-to-jet-fuel plant
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
Biofuels or Bust
January 01, 1970
Algae show enormous potential as a biofuel feedstock, prompting numerous companies to further develop production and conversion systems. But some researchers remain skeptical as large-scale commercialization of reliable processes seems a distant goal.
Open Ponds Versus Closed Bioreactors
By Anna Austin
January 01, 1970
There are pros and cons associated with the economic commercial production of algae using closed bioreactors and open ponds. Is one method superior, or is there room for both?
The Business of Growing Eucalyptus for Biomass
By Ronalds Gonzalez, Jeff Wright and Daniel Saloni
January 01, 1970
Supplying biomass is a growing business, and rapid-growth eucalyptus in the Southern U.S. could be a source of low-cost delivered biomass.
Great Green Hope: The Corporate Love Affair With Algae
By Todd Taylor
January 01, 1970
Algae may not be ready for commercialization yet, but the federal government and several large companies are investing in its potential as a drop-in fuel and for its use in the chemicals, feed, nutraceuticals and food industries.
IP Pitfalls in Talking With Others
By Richard B. Hoffman
January 01, 1970
People in the renewable energy and clean technology fields regularly need to speak with others outside their company for solutions to ongoing research and development problems. For innovators working on a new invention who realize the need to safeguard company confidential information and intellectual property rights in their inventions, however, the question is: Whom can you safely talk to, when and under what conditions?
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