Algae As A Biodiesel Feedstock

A Renewable Green Fuel

ALGAE TO FUEL METHODS, Presented by David James

Posted in Video, algae on May 23, 2008

May 21, 2008: David James explains how to process algae, into three different types of green fuels, using a gasification process. Green gasoline, green diesel and biodiesel can all be produced from the same algae feedstock.

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Tags: algae, alternative_fuels, Biodiesel, catalysts, david james, five_minutes, fuel_source, gasification, green-biodiesel, green-gasoline, opelika, transesterification

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