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Alion Energy uses robots to lower cost of solar installation and cleaning

Volvo noiseless electric buses to hit streets of Gothenburg in 2015

U.N. General Assembly to tackle ocean acidification

Flexible ribbons of graphite make for better, stronger battery anode

China fights air pollution through new measures

China Sunergy begins shipping modules from Istanbul

U.N. initiative launches new phase targeting poverty and environment

Interest in energy efficiency increasing in global business sector

Policy support needed to reach 1,000 gigawatts of wind by 2020 – G.W.E.C.

Chinese joint venture to see 300 MW of wind power in Henan province

U.N. Secretary-General calls youth to action against climate change

Ethanol sales in Brazil on the rise - UNICA

Logging offsets green efforts made by wood for biofuel, study finds

Global demand for renewable energy on the rise – REN21 2013 report

Marine pest holds promise for better biofuel production

Sulfur used for cheaper, more energy dense batteries

Xzeres, Prowind look to small wind power projects in Britain

Biofuel development key to meet California’s GHG emission reduction goal

Mainstream, Actis form joint venture for wind and solar in Chile

Four policies needed to keep climate change in check – I.E.A.

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Latin American biofuels active; Potential exists says Frost & Sullivan

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 10 Aug 2009; Published on Monday, 10 August 2009 09:19; Hits (324)

This year is expected to be a difficult one for biofuels in Latin America, with investments anticipated to be 40% lower than last year according to a Frost & Sullivan analyst. But at the same time, new analyses finds that biofuel is has a lot of potential in the region, with market participants strongly pursuing growth strategies and research on new biofuels to boost this market amid difficult times.

Solazyme gets funding from California Energy Commission

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 07 Aug 2009; Published on Friday, 07 August 2009 12:52; Hits (271)

Solazyme, a renewable oil and bioproducts company which leads algal biotechnology was recently awarded a US $789,697 grant by the California Energy Commission, California’s primary energy policy and planning agency, to develop clean fuel from cellulosic feedstocks.

Australia grants 15 million for second generation biofuel

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 07 Aug 2009; Published on Friday, 07 August 2009 11:23; Hits (233)

As Australia looks down the barrel of a $25-billion (Australian) trade deficit in petroleum products by 2015, the government turns to alternative fuels through its 15-million-dollar Second Generation Biofuels Research and Development Program.

Plankton Power establishes biorefinery at Cape Cod

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 06 Aug 2009; Published on Thursday, 06 August 2009 10:51; Hits (436)

A biorefinery processing algae for biofuels was recently established at Cape Cod in Massachusetts according to its leaders Plankton Power and the Regional Technology Development Corp. (RTDC).

Mantria Industries opens world’s first commercial-scale biochar facility

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 05 Aug 2009; Published on Wednesday, 05 August 2009 11:13; Hits (792)

Mantria Industries, LLC recently announced the opening of the Mantria Place EternaGreen Center—which it called the first and largest commercial-scale BioChar facility in the world—in Dunlap, Tennessee.

NASA enzyme mimics nature for making cellulosic biofuels

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 03 Aug 2009; Published on Monday, 03 August 2009 07:27; Hits (628)

NASA scientists are working with new enzymes for obtaining cellulose for producing food and biofuel.

More sugar substances as ethanol candidates

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 03 Aug 2009; Published on Monday, 03 August 2009 06:46; Hits (593)

The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently developed a new yeast that can use more kinds of sugar substances into ethanol, a development with the potential to fast-track biofuel production.

Transport firm tries biodiesel produced from algae oil

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 03 Aug 2009; Published on Monday, 03 August 2009 06:07; Hits (218)

One of the largest transportation services provider in North America has signed an agreement with algae development company SunEco Energy to purchase biodiesel produced from natural algae oil using SunEco’s proprietary technology.

Florida power supplier now offers biomass

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 30 Jul 2009; Published on Thursday, 30 July 2009 12:37; Hits (404)

Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc., the provider of wholesale electricity to 10 electric distribution cooperatives in Florida, recently announced its plan to provide biomass energy after the company signed a contract with Southeast Renewable Fuels, a developer of renewable resources whose primary focus is the production of biofuels from agricultural feedstocks.

2,000 Indiana homes to be powered by landfill gas

Details: Category: Bioenergy; 24 Jul 2009; Published on Friday, 24 July 2009 13:35; Hits (234)

In the US state of Indiana, a landfill gas-to-electricity project was officially opened yesterday (July 23) in the town of Winslow at Pike County. Called the Blackfoot Clean Energy Facility, the project is expected to generate 3.2 megawatts of electricity, which is enough to power around 2,000 homes.

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