All posts tagged "Ethanol"
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387EnglishUse maize instead of grain for ethanol’
New Delhi: The government should substitute water-guzzling rice with maize for ethanol production as part of a repurposed policy package in order...
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308EnglishUS airlines ally with farmer groups to seek subsidies for corn as SAF
In the UK, the Financial Times reported that US airlines are seeking to ally with local farmers to seek subsidies for corn...
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286EnglishBoeing eyes Brazil as source for SAF supplies
Boeing has earmarked Brazil as a prospective world-leading producer of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as concerns over supplies grow.Concerns have been raised...
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271EnglishBrazil studying some $30 bln in low-carbon hydrogen projects, secretary says
SAO PAULO, Aug 16 (Reuters) – Brazil is studying some $30 billion in projects looking to produce low-carbon hydrogen, an official from...
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269EnglishCost-Effective Catalyst To Supercharge Green Hydrogen Production
An Argonne National Laboratory team has developed a new catalyst composed of elements abundant in the Earth. It could make possible the low-cost...
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388EnglishRethinking grain-based ethanol blending requires a holistic approach
India’s ambitious target of achieving 20% ethanol blending in fuel by 2025, particularly regarding feedstock availability and the use of food grains...
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303EnglishEthanol Is Piling Up in Brazil With Drivers Embracing Cheaper Gasoline
Ethanol inventories are rising in Brazil as drivers embrace cheaper gasoline, delivering an earnings blow to the nation’s large sugar-cane producers and prompting...
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312EnglishMethane + Sunlight + Catalyst = Emissions-Free Hydrogen, Say UCF Researchers
Hydrogen — it’s in the news everywhere you look. Hydrogen to power zero emissions cars and trucks, green steel, renewable fuels, and...
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266EnglishResearchers design efficient iridium catalyst for hydrogen generation
The energy demands of the world are ever increasing. In our quest for clean and eco-friendly energy solutions, transportable hydrogen energy offers...
