Lucrative liquid waste technology
The conversion of liquid waste to advanced hydrogen-rich fuels has the potential for high value industrial and commercial applications, leading to multi-million dollar project opportunities.
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The conversion of liquid waste to advanced hydrogen-rich fuels has the potential for high value industrial and commercial applications, leading to multi-million dollar project opportunities.
The Port of Seattle, Alaska Airlines and Boeing aim to power all flights by all airlines at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with sustainable aviation biofuel.
MagneGas has been awarded with the ‘Best Alternative Fuel Solutions’ award 2015 at the Clean Tech Awards, presented by The New Economy.
The US energy department has announced its US$35 million plan to advance hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
The global high purity gases market was valued at US$19 741.7 million in 2014, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.2% from 2015 – 2020.
The Institute for Energy Research has released its views on the EPA’s annual ethanol and biofuel levels.
California has become home to the world’s first fully sustainable liquid biofuel facility, in the San Joaquin Valley.
Researchers from KU Leuven and Utrecht University have discovered a new approach to the production of fuels.
New York City has joined San Francisco and Oakland as cities who employ the use of new blends of biodiesel and renewable diesel fuels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Hometown BioEnergy’s plant, designed by Xergi, is one of the largest municipal biogas facilities in the USA so far.
NEL’s subsidiary, H2 Logic, is going to supply hydrogen for fuelling stations for H2 Mobility Germany, with the option for multiple repeat orders.
Industrial Nanotech, Inc. has produced a new temperature control coating that has been proven to reduce fuel consumption, costs, pollution and carbon emissions.