E15 is a blend of gasoline and up to 15% ethanol. It has been certified for sale in the United States and is slowly beginning to show up at filling stations. In 2011, EPA approved E15 for use in conventional vehicles of model year 2001...
Ethanol is a biodegradable, high-octane motor fuel derived from the sugars, starches, and cellulosic matter found in plants. This kind of biofuel has been used as...
Advanced process for algal biofuel production captures the value of both the lipids and carbohydrates for conversion to biofuels. The major challenges associated with algal...
NREL helps reduce contaminants in fuel cells, enabling the industry to cut costs and commercialize state-of-the-art technologies. As fuel cell systems become more commercially competitive,...
Atomistic simulations correlate molecular packing and electron transport in polymer-based energy storage materials. In recent years, stable organic radical functional groups have been incorporated into...
The exploitation of non-renewable energy resources certainly leads to their final consumption in the future. This practice will lead humanity into an awkward position, and...
Isuzu Motors Cooporation and Euglena Company (Japan) have just signed the memorandum in order to give birth to a new kind of fuel from green...
NREL’s high-throughput screen facilitates the selection of novel H2-producing algae. Researchers at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed a powerful method for screening...
Cellulase C. bescii CelA, a highly active and stable enzyme, exhibits a new cellulose digestion paradigm promoting inter-cellulase synergy. C. bescii CelA, a hydrolytic enzyme...
Researchers use spectroscopic tools to analyze H2 activation by [FeFe]-Hydrogenase HydA1 from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Hydrogenases are enzymes found in microbes that catalyze hydrogen production at...