Sentence examples for generation fuels from inspiring English sources

Abengoa defends its track record and points to its strategic decision to develop second and third generation fuels.

The better news comes from the second generation fuels (2G), particularly when the are "non-land using", i.e. when they use only waste such as straw.

These next generation fuels include long-chain alcohols, terpenoid hydrocarbons, and diesel-length alkanes.

Considering its abundance, high sugar potential and apparent ease of conversion, sorghum straw is an appropriate feedstock for the production of second generation fuels.

His activity is mainly focused on fluid-dynamic characterization of sprays and high-injection pressure combustion by non-intrusive techniques using both mineral and biodegradable (first and second generation) fuels.

"In and of itself the fact that you are using cellulosic technology doesn't get a way from land completely - there are still land use and sustainability questions, but there's no doubt that the concerns about impacting food markets are much much less with these technologies than it is with first generation fuels".

In 2008 oil accounted for 73% of generation fuel, with natural gas and coal making up the other 27%.

The housing report showed that sales of single-family houses increased 11.5percentt last year, with a record 1.085 million houses sold as the lowest mortgage rates in a generation fueled buying.

Hydrogen is considered as next generation fuel to propel airplanes, automotive vehicles and virtually any stationary power system using fuel cells.

The coal consumption has increased for electricity generation, particularly in Asian counties such as China, where the coal is very popular as inexpensive generation fuel.

This type of confirmation translated to energy models could be interpreted as correctly predicted installed capacity for electricity generation, fuel mix and the like.