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Thursday, 31 August 2017 Newsletter

Biofuel-Powered Planes in UK’s Future

Biofuel-Powered Planes in UK’s Future

Planes using biofuels created from landfill rubbish could take off from British airports under a new government scheme. As part of its plan to promote clean alternative fuels, the government of the UK is offering funding for projects to develop low carbon waste-based fuels for planes.  

Cyborg Bacteria Able to Convert Sunlight into Useful Chemicals

Cyborg Bacteria Able to Convert Sunlight into Useful Chemicals

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have taught bacteria to cover themselves in miniscule solar panels allowing them to produce useful fuels and chemicals. The team’s work focused on the bacterium Moorella thermoacetica, which can be found in soil and at the bottom of stagnant ponds.

First Methanol Fuel Cell Powered Vessel Now Sailing in Germany

First Methanol Fuel Cell Powered Vessel Now Sailing in Germany

The MS innogy, the first vessel in Germany to be powered by methanol fuel cells, is now taking passengers on excursions on the nation's Lake Bladeneysee, a popular tourist destination.  

Biogas

Air Liquide Enters the Norwegian Biogas Market

Geothermal

Utah to Host Geothermal Energy Event in October

PV

GRID Alternatives Receives Equipment Donation from Tesla

Moscow Installs First Traffic Light Using Solar Power

Panorama

Energy-Harvesting Twistron Yarns Generate Electricity

Energy saving

California’s Clean Economy Booming but Challenges Ahead

Solar Thermal Electric

U.S. Army Invests in 1MW Energy Storage System to Complement 10MW Solar Power Plant 

Wind

Major Dutch Aviation Group to Be Powered by Renewable Energy

Agenda

Sustainable Innovation Forum 2017

Ecomondo


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