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Third generation biofuels Algae Vegetable oil, biodiesel... [Pg.63]

Cereals can yield around 1500-3000 litres of gasoline equivalent (lge)/ha sugarcane, 3000-6000 lge/ha sugarheet, 2000-4000 lge/ha vegetable oil crops, 700-1300 litres of diesel equivalent (lde)/ha and palm oil, 2500-3000 lde/ha (IEA, 2007). In addition, there are novel biofuel production processes under development, for example biodiesel from marine algae, which are claimed to have a 15 times higher yield per ha than rapeseed. [Pg.244]

Based on this ability to manipulate the algal composition, these organisms can be used for the production of different types of biofuel. For example, those algae which are rich in hpids are better suited for the production of bio-oil or biodiesel those rich in starch can be used for alcoholic fermentations to afford ethanol and those rich in proteins and starch can be used for the production of biogas. [Pg.343]

Visions of a green fuels in the future (a) Biofuels from corn, (b) biofuels from rapeseed, (c) biofuels from sugarcane, and (d) biofuels from algae. [Pg.293]

Algae s potential as a source of biofuel got a big boost from an unlikely source in 2009. ExxonMobil announced plans to invest 300 million or more in San Diego, California-based Synthetic Genomics, a company headed by genome pioneer Craig Venter. [Pg.51]

Heger, M. 2009. A new processing scheme for algae biofuels in the World Wide Web. Technology Review. http //www.technologyreview.com/energy/22572/ a=f (accessed October 23, 2009). [Pg.312]

Much of the recent interest in algae as a host organism for industrial-scale production revolves around its potential for biofuel production. Ancient algae... [Pg.619]

Algae are being explored for many additional industrial-scale applications beyond therapeutics and biofuels. Some of these involve alternative uses for algal biomass left over after lipid extraction, while others require genetically engineered strains. [Pg.624]

K., Lewis, A.J., Hyun, J., Mendez, M., and Mayfield, S.P. (2013) Production of recombinant enzymes in the marine alga Dunaliella tertiolecta. Algal Res.-Biomass Biofuels Bioprod., 2 (1), 2-9. [Pg.635]

Powell, R.J. and Hill, R.T. (2013) Rapid aggregation of biofuel-producing algae by the bacterium Bacillus sp. strain RP1137. Appl. Environ. Microbiol.,... [Pg.643]

L. Brennan, P. Owende, Biofuels from micro algae—A review of technologies for production, processing, and extractions of biofuels and co-products. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 2010, 14, 557-577. [Pg.844]

Aurora Biofuels Projected 1.30 cost for algae in its second-generation technology, due in 2013. The company completed an 18-month pilot earlier this year. [Pg.128]

Simionato D, Basso S, Giacometti GM, Morosinotto T Optimization of fight use efficiency for biofuel production in algae, Biophys Chem 182 71—78, 2013. [Pg.184]

Lundquist TJ, Woertz IC, Quinn NWT, Benemann JR A realistic technology and engineering assessment of algae biofuel production, Berkeley, California, 2010, Energy Biosciences Institute. [Pg.308]

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