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Re: What plants might be grown, just for bio-fuel?
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This week, scientists from the University of Massachusetts said they have, for the first time, used plant cellulose to create a liquid that contains some of the compounds found in gasoline. This is a big breakthrough for “green gasoline.” The liquid contains 1/4 of the compounds found in traditional gasoline; it could be used as-is for a high-octane fuel, or further treated to get it to match traditional, fossil-fuel gasoline.
The press release said it might be 5-10 years before we see “green gas” at the pump.
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Big step forward for 'green gasoline' at Dan Kulpinski
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Breaking the Chemical and Engineering Barriers to Lignocellulosic Biofuels
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