Good news on the algae-to-oil front has been released by Los Angeles-based OriginOil, Inc., in conjunction with the US Department of Energy. The company will work in partnership with Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to help algae growers to enter the global crude oil market.

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  Study: Algae Could Replace 17% Of U.S. Oil Imports

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  Is Biodiesel A Workable Choice As A Substitute For Diesel

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• New Synthetic Biology Technique Boosts Microbial Production Of Diesel Fuel
  

  New Synthetic Biology Technique Boosts Microbial Producti...

  Significant boosts in the microbial production of clean, green and renewable biodiesel fuel has...

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  Home Biodiesel Kits Are going to Educate You On How To Ma...

  Making Biodiesel at home In the event you no longer want to pay out high gas prices...

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• Aqualia eyes large-scale algae biofuel production
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  LONDON (Reuters) - Water management company Aqualia plans to launch a commercial-scale demonstration project using waste water to cultivate algae for biofuel production, which could fuel 400...

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