Stockholm tests ethanol-fuelled hybrid buses
Sweden’s Scania has started full-scale operational trials with six ethanol-fuelled hybrid buses on the streets of Stockholm.
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Corn ethanol rises from the grave?
Texas-based EdenIQ today unveiled a new method for increasing the ethanol yield from corn (PDF).
The Corn3 Yield Enhancement Program,
Saudi scholar: biofuel = alcohol = a 'sin'
As if corn-based ethanol hasn’t already taken enough of a beating for taking food out of people’s mouths
Florida announces first commercial cellulosic ethanol plant
Verenium Company today announced plans to build its first commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol plant, to be located in south-central Florida’s
E. coli: from intestinal distress cause to biofuel superhero?
Corn-based ethanol is so 2008, but a team of California researchers have found a potential energy source that could put
2008 meets 2009: A look back ... and forward
Too many Top-This-or-That-of-2008-type stories are published during the end-of-the-year holidays: who has time to read them all? That’s why,
U.S. eyes fuel-boosting 'Franken-corn'
A global seed company has asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
US ethanol plans gang agley ... again
Robbie Burns would understand the current difficulties facing the well-intended ethanol market, which are aptly described these days as, “The
Ohio 'dark grey powder' the future of hydrogen cars?
It seems that the US Department of Energy (DoE) can’t get enough of giving away cash to clean tech
BP finds new $90m biofuels friend
For a company whose name is dangerously close to the proper word for your gooch, (look it up on urban
