Algae to biofuel
Bob Morris @ Apr 9th 2008 06:30 - Category: Renewable energy Tags: algae, biofuel
PetroSun asserts that an area the size of Maryland could produce enough algae biofuel to satisfy the entire fuel requirements of the United States.
What’s more, algae doesn’t need fresh water or land used for agriculture, and can produce a whooping 30 times more energy per acre than other methods.
Maybe someday (soon) calling someone “pond scum” will be a compliment.
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