In new research published in the journal Fuel, Baylor University researchers with the Cornerstone Atomization and Combustion Lab (CAC) have showcased a pioneering method for...
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5 Green Technologies Revolutionizing the Transportation Sector
You can’t talk about greenhouse gas emissions without mentioning the transportation sector. Thanks to fossil-powered vehicles, this industry makes up more than 20% of the...
Eco-Friendly Heating Solutions: Can Propane Be Part of a Greener Future?
One of the most environmentally friendly methods for providing heat to a building is propane gas. When you own property, it is your responsibility to...
What Is HVO Fuel – Pros, Cons and Alternatives Supplied in the UK
No matter where we are in the world, there’s really no denying that sustainable energy is the direction that many individuals, organizations, and businesses are...
Used Cooking Oil? Fuel? – How Some Initiatives Turn Cooking Oil Waste Into Power
As a regular person, I still have my own concerns when it comes to cooking oil. I mean, despite disposing of them in ways which...
Will We Rely on Photosynthesis to Get Clean Energy in the Future?
The world is slowly but surely moving towards relying on clean energy, which we can see in many sustainability efforts and initiatives from both private...
Researchers Are Developing Jet Fuel from Sunlight and Air
Have you ever wondered why the airplane tickets cost so expensive? One of the reasons is because the fuel used by airplane is also expensive....
Kenyan Startup Turning Hyacinth Weed into Fuel
When you are faced to two problems at once, what would you do? Solve them one by one, solving both altogether, or just run away?...
There Will be Green, Eco-Friendly Ammonia in the Future, Yay!
Ammonia is something that, despite its sharp, pungent smell, important for the humanity. It’s just that sometimes, the production is not environment-friendly. But, Monash University...
Dearest Algae: We Could Wear Algae Clothes in the Future
Oh algae, what can’t you do for humanity? We can turn it into biofuel, superfood, and everything else, but that’s not all, apparently. In the...
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