Entries in the ‘Biogas’ Category:
filed in Biogas on Apr.02, 2009
We all know most of world’s greatest inventions have been made by mistake. A team of researchers from the Penn State, led by Bruce E.Logan, Kappe Professor of Environmental Engineering, discovered how to produce methane from water and carbon dioxide. Here’s what he says: “We were studying making hydrogen in microbial electrolysis cells and we [...]
Tags: archaea methane, bacteria methane, carbon dioxide, carbon neutral, carbon neutral methane, cheap methane, hydrogen methane, methane, methane bacteria, methane infrastructure, methane producing microbe, methane production
filed in Biodiesel, Biogas, Energy news, Experiments, New Inventions on Mar.13, 2009
A scientist who mapped his genome and the genetic diversity of the oceans said Thursday he is creating a life form that feeds on climate-ruining carbon dioxide to produce fuel.
Tags: bacteria, biofuels, co2, craig venter, octane
filed in Biogas on Mar.01, 2009
Biogas is generated when bacteria degrade biological material in the absence of oxygen, in a process known as anaerobic digestion. Since biogas is a mixture of methane (also known as marsh gas or natural gas, CH4) and carbon dioxide it is a renewable fuel produced from waste treatment.
Tags: Biogas, biological materia
filed in Biodiesel, Biogas, Energy news, Experiments, New Inventions on Mar.01, 2009
A scientist who mapped his genome and the genetic diversity of the oceans said Thursday he is creating a life form that feeds on climate-ruining carbon dioxide to produce fuel.
Craig Venter (in the picture), a famous geneticist, announced his “fourth-generation fuel” project at an elite Technology, Entertainment and Design conference in Monterey, California. Between the [...]
Tags: bacteria, biofuels, co2, craig venter, octane
filed in Biogas, Experiments, How to... on Mar.01, 2009
Introduction
The success or failure of any biogas plant mainly depends upon the quality of how it is constructed. To construct a good biogas plant, you should not only respect the dimensions as indicated on the drawing but also follow the correct construction method. Hereunder, in a step-by-step fashion, the right construction method of the 2047 [...]
Tags: backyard, Biogas, How to..., plant
filed in Biogas on Mar.01, 2009
Some Washington University engineers using an advanced imaging technology found out that vigorous mixing helps microorganisms turn farm waste into a source of alternative energy.
Hog and cow manure is a persistent pollutant from very large, industrial-sized barns and feed lots, but can become a very useful resource of methane when broken down by bacteria.
Tags: bacteria, bioenergy, Biogas, compost, cow, manure, methane, microorganisms
filed in Biogas on Mar.01, 2009
China has a lot of rice in there. In fact, you all know China is famous for their rice crops who everybody imports and enjoys. The researchers have always avoided rice as a biofuel source because it cannot be processed by the bacterias that make the biofuel.
Tags: bacteria, biofuel, Biogas, china, discovery, fermentation, rice, rice straw, sodium hyhdroxide, straw, technology
filed in Biogas, Free Energy, Hydrogen Power on Mar.01, 2009
As you already know, Earth’s ecosystems are in a closed-loop. Researchers from the University of Birmingham have created a closed loop hydrogen energy eco-system based on two types of bacteria and a twist of fuel cell technology. How did they do that?
Tags: bacteria hydrogen, bio hydrogen, hydrogen, landfill, methane, purple bacteria
filed in Biogas, New Inventions on Feb.26, 2009
Hydrogen gas is the most clean-burning gas known to man. Yet methane, even if it’s a sibling of petrol, got its way through the alternative fuels industry, and it is more widely used nowadays, as fuel prices oscillate between skyscrapers and small houses. Methane is also one of the cleanest burning fuels, and that makes [...]
Tags: clean burning methane, cng, cng methane, cng storage, dry water, hydrogen storage, methane, methane gas, methane storage, methane transportation, natural gas storage
filed in Biogas on Feb.26, 2009
The company that produces the energy in Ontario, OPG - Ontario Power Generation started the process of finding providers for biomass fuel, by sending a “call for expression of interest” to those interested to change the coal to biogas for producing the electricity in the region.
The company is looking forward to create the list with [...]
Tags: biomass, close coal factories 2014, coal factory, green electricity, ontario, ontario biomass, ontario coal biomass, ontario power generation, power plant
filed in Biogas on Feb.26, 2009
Production of biogas from waste materials has been limited up to now and has been particularly based on food crops such as corn and sugarcane.
Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS in Dresden have recently developed a biogas plant that utilizes waste materials such as corn stalks and other agricultural waste.
Tags: Biogas, biogas plant, biomass, biomass feedstocks, feedstock, Fraunhofer, Fraunhofer Institute, fuel cells, high-temperature fuel cell
filed in Biodiesel, Biogas, Energy news, Experiments, New Inventions on Feb.26, 2009
A scientist who mapped his genome and the genetic diversity of the oceans said Thursday he is creating a life form that feeds on climate-ruining carbon dioxide to produce fuel.
Craig Venter (in the picture), a famous geneticist, announced his “fourth-generation fuel” project at an elite Technology, Entertainment and Design conference in Monterey, California. Between the [...]
Tags: bacteria, biofuels, co2, craig venter, octane