So you can burn conventional biofuel, extract [the carbon] from the flue gas or in some other way, and store it in a geologically secure reservoir.
Most of the world's biofuel is extracted from corn in the United States, sugar in Brazil, and both grain and oil-seed crops in Europe.
The aptly-dubbed Orange Peel Exploitation Company – a partnership between three international universities – is investigating the potential of generating citrus-based biofuels by extracting chemical compounds from orange peel using high powered microwaves.
Higher alcohols are attractive next generation biofuels that can be extracted from sugary, starchy and ligno-cellulosic biomass feedstocks using sustainable pathways.
A key part of the municipality's homes are now heated by green district heating based on solar, heat pumps, biofuel and geothermal energy extracted from the ground.
This type of enzyme might be useful for extracting biofuels from plants.
A study carried out last year by Sandia National Laboratories, an American government outfit, suggests that in theory 285 billion litres of cellulosic biofuel a year could be extracted from the country's agriculture and forestry without breaking too much sweat.
Theoretical calculations regarding the maximum recoverable electrical energy can be extracted from the biofuel and the biooxidant, glucose and molecular oxygen, each readily available in human lachrymal liquid, fully support our belief that biofuel cells can be used as electrical power sources for so called smart contact lenses.
This emerging urban district is a model of environmental advances in energy production (energy from waste, biofuels for heating and electricity, biogas extracted from sewage sludge and food waste), full scope recycling and water and sewage systems that take full advantage of rainwater.
He has, from the very start, identified the skills sets and expertise needed to make his big idea – extracting biofuel from waste coffee grounds – a reality.
