Hydrogen Fuel News
JANUARY 23, 2025
Imagine a field of these bio-engineered leavesa profound vision of how biotechnology could harness natural processes to generate renewable energy on a large scale. Globally, the stakes for green hydrogen have never been higher. However, expanding green hydrogen access has often been hindered by cost and infrastructure barriers.
Envirotec Magazine
JUNE 15, 2022
Activities in the ROBA project will contribute to these targets by focusing on a concept for refinery CO2 capture with microalgae and by developing monitoring methods that could be utilized in large-scale algae cultivation,” explains Jason Michael Blake, Vice President of Innovation, Business Platform Aviation Feedstock, at Neste.
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Elemental Excelerator
OCTOBER 17, 2023
C16 Biosciences developed a biotechnology platform to create truly sustainable oils and fats, starting with a replacement for palm oil, which is found in 50% of consumer products and is a major culprit of deforestation. of total GHG emissions, about as much as the entire aviation sector. The why: Palm oil is responsible for 1.4%
Business Green
MAY 14, 2021
The company set aside $1.2bn in research and development funds for biotechnology and low-carbon chemistry technologies that support that goal. As an example, WEF and BCG cite the Clean Skies for Tomorrow coalition, a way to create more demand for sustainable aviation fuel and other technologies that can help decarbonize the airline industry.
Business Green
OCTOBER 4, 2022
US-based LanzaTech uses a biotechnology to transform CO2 emissions from heavy industry into fuels and chemicals. It has previously used its technology to turn steel mill emissions into sustainable aviation fuel , clothing ranges , trainers , plastics , laundry detergent, household cleaning products and even perfumes.
Grist
FEBRUARY 26, 2022
According to some research, from production to disposal, it is responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than the aviation industry. In a 16-foot-tall reactor, the flakes are mixed with the patented cutinase enzymes —produced by Denmark-based biotechnology company Novozymes — and warmed to a little above 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
AGreenLiving
FEBRUARY 8, 2021
Marketed as the “only biotechnology capable of capturing and digesting 99.99% of contamination in the air,” the CleanAirZone system uses the same types of bacteria that have been used to clean the atmosphere for billions of years.
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