-
versus fuel" dilemma, second-generation
biofuels and third-generation
biofuels (also
called advanced biofuels or
sustainable biofuels or drop-in
biofuels) are...
- The
BioFuels Security Act of 2006 was a
proposed legislative Act of
Congress intended to
phase out
current single-
fueled vehicles in
favor of flexible-fuel...
- 20
February 2016.
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International Congress "
Bio-m**** and
biofuels production from
algae oil" :
Airemar prototype. "Spanish Firm Claims...
- cases, for
wastewater treatment.
Interest in the
application of
algae for
biofuels was
rekindled during the oil
embargo and oil
price surges of the 1970s...
- are
Biolux Energy,
Bright BioFuels (BBF),
Sunshine Technology Group, and Asia Energy. As of 2008,
China ranked No. 8 in
Biofuels Country Attractiveness Indices...
- computing,
BIOS (/ˈbaɪɒs, -oʊs/, BY-oss, -ohss;
Basic Input/Output System, also
known as the
System BIOS, ROM
BIOS,
BIOS ROM or PC
BIOS) is firmware...
- non-petroleum-based
fuel designed to
replace kerosene jet
fuel,
which is often, but not always, made from biom****.
Biofuels are biom****-derived
fuels from plants...
- Look up -
bio,
bio,
bio-, or
Bio in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bio or
BIO may
refer to:
bio(4), a pseudo-device
driver in RAID
controller management...
- Second-generation
biofuels, also
known as
advanced biofuels, are
fuels that can be
manufactured from
various types of non-food biom****. Biom**** in this...
-
living organisms to
produce electricity. It may
refer to:
Microbial fuel cell, a
bio-electrochemical
system that
drives a
current by
using bacteria and...
