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By Jeanne Roberts on October 5, 2011
Tags: Car Charging Group, Carbon Sciences Inc., Australia, Canada, Malaysia, United States, USD, alternative transportation fuels, Car Charging Group, carbon dioxide (CO2), Carbon Sciences, catalyst, clean technology, combustion engine, crude oil, dry reforming, electric vehicle (EV), gas-to-liquid (GTL), Inaugural Quadrennial Technology Review Report (DOE-QTR), Pickens Plan, rare earth element, stranded reserves, syngas, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), vehicle efficiency, Byron Elton, chemicals, energy, oil, Texas, transportation, U.S. Department of Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy has released its Inaugural Quadrennial Technology Review Report (DOE-QTR), which establishes a viable framework outside and beyond the annual budget process for the DOE’s technology activities and investments by prioritizing activities in a multi-year articulation in order not only of their importance but of their eventual value.
By Leslie Berliant on July 29, 2009
Tags: China, biofuels, catalyst, chemistry, China, shrimp, biofuel, biofuels, chemical, China, College of Science, energy, high tech, Hua Zhong, oil, Shrimp, Xinsheng Zheng
Xinsheng Zheng, a chemist at the College of Science, Hua Zhong Agriculture University in Wuhan, China, says that he and his colleagues have developed a catalyst made from shrimp shells that can be used in the production of biodiesel, making the biodiesel process fa
