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Green Plains Renewable Energy Inc. plans to expiriment with algae production at an Iowa ethanol biorefinery. This could increase the efficiency of biofuel production by utilizing waste heat and C02.
GRAINNET News and Information for the Grain, Milling, Feed, Seed and BioFuels Industry: “Using advanced photobioreactor technology developed by the company from base technology licensed to the company by BioProcessH2O, BioProcess Algae expects to produce algae at Green Plains’ ethanol plant in Shenandoah, Iowa, sustained by the plant’s recycled heat, water and carbon dioxide.”
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Energy from Algea sounds innovative. We need to accelerate these alternative sources of energy fast and reduce the dependence on fossil fuels… before we become fossils ourselves!
We still need more developments in this area. The US future report for 2020 seems pretty bleak. There are no clear solutions for what mankind will do when fossil fuels finally expire. I wonder what will be the first port of call.
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