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UK Advanced Biofuels Demonstration Competition Launched
11 December 2014What is the Pace of Corn Consumption?
02 December 2014Farmers Reminded Renewables Can Take Time
28 November 2014Delay of 2014 RFS Volume Standards a ‘Serious Disappointment’
24 November 2014Angry Reaction to Missed Deadline on Renewable Fuels
24 November 2014Stronger 2030 Targets will Help Renewables Reach Zero Subsidy
24 October 2014Is Government Realising Potential of Waste-based Renewables?
22 October 2014How Do We Increase Food Production and Support Renewables?
17 October 2014NNFCC Publishes Update to Report, ‘AD Deployment in the UK'
15 October 2014Cellulosic Ethanol Prospects Boosted by Research
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Researchers Uncover Structure of Enzyme that Makes Plant Cellulose
Purdue researchers have discovered the structure of the enzyme that makes cellulose, a finding that could lead to easier ways of breaking down plant materials to make biofuels and other products and materials....
Purdue researchers have discovered the structure of the enzyme that makes cellulose, a finding that could lead to easier ways of breaking down plant materials to make biofuels and other products and materials....
Plant Variants Point to Improved Biofuel Production
Manufacturing biofuels from food crop by-products such as straw could be made quicker and cheaper thanks to the work of scientists in the UK and France....
Manufacturing biofuels from food crop by-products such as straw could be made quicker and cheaper thanks to the work of scientists in the UK and France....
Switchgrass for Ethanol, Bioenergy Production
US - Switchgrass was originally valued as a forage crop, but its more recent claim to fame has been as a potential feedstock for bioenergy production. Now, after decades of combined research, Agricultural Research Service scientists have announced the...
US - Switchgrass was originally valued as a forage crop, but its more recent claim to fame has been as a potential feedstock for bioenergy production. Now, after decades of combined research, Agricultural Research Service scientists have announced the...
Regulations Needed to Identify Potentially Invasive Biofuel Crops
If the hottest new plant grown as a biofuel crop is approved based solely on its greenhouse gas emission profile, its potential as the next invasive species may not be discovered until it's too late....
If the hottest new plant grown as a biofuel crop is approved based solely on its greenhouse gas emission profile, its potential as the next invasive species may not be discovered until it's too late....
Spinach Leads to Alternative Energy More Powerful than Popeye
Spinach gave Popeye super strength, but it also holds the promise of a different power for a group of scientists: the ability to convert sunlight into a clean, efficient alternative fuel....
Spinach gave Popeye super strength, but it also holds the promise of a different power for a group of scientists: the ability to convert sunlight into a clean, efficient alternative fuel....
Why is Bioenergy Important?
BBSRC has supported world-leading bioscience for over two decades. In a series of articles during its 20th anniversary, we will be exploring a variety of ways that BBSRC helps to deliver impact from research. In this article we look at bioenergy....
BBSRC has supported world-leading bioscience for over two decades. In a series of articles during its 20th anniversary, we will be exploring a variety of ways that BBSRC helps to deliver impact from research. In this article we look at bioenergy....
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