May

4

An Improved Dead Wood To Biofuel Process

May 4, 2017 | 1 Comment

A University of Washington (UW) research team has made a new stride forward on a solution to remove beetle-killed trees from the forest and use them to make renewable transportation fuels or high-value chemicals. An important factor is they refined this technique to process larger pieces of wood than ever before, saving time and money […]

Sep

30

New Pyrolysis Technology Makes Sugar for Fuels

September 30, 2011 | 2 Comments

Iowa State University’s Robert C. Brown thinks his new fast pyrolysis of lignocelluslosic biomass has the potential to be the cheapest way to produce biofuels or biorenewable chemicals.  The competition is on – a post on sugar was up just two days ago on a private venture firm backed technology. Brown keeps a small vial […]

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