I am proposing a new solution to the algae biofuel industry. Using electrical stimulation, I have created biodiesel from algae for $0.96/gallon. Come view this presentation of my project

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Waste warriors is a group of professional Environmentalists engaged in creating a clean and green environment with social awareness.
We are a group of professionals engaged in the business of Developing and promoting Products in Bio plastics and MSWM Systems , Alternative Energy Products and Systems, Energy efficiency,At source composting of organic kitchen waste and Recycling of all recyclable waste materials from homes,offices and industries including e-waste recycling and hazardous medical waste management.
We would like to have your support in developing CDM Projects and work on developing actual  data on emissions management with respect to the benefits of a Decentralized…

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Hi folks, I am doing fine, spent today in our Iowa State Capital talking to legislators, and staff members of the governor and others. 
Our Iowa Governor Branstad asked me to present my plan to our Iowa State Fair Board to power the entire fair with the waste streams coming from the fair. 
Our fair runs for 11 days each fall, has thousands of head of various livestock in for exhibit and judging, and we have over a million visitors each year. That makes a lot of animal manure and garbage. We also spend a lot of money on electricity…

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Currently there are efforts underway to mitigate the emissions from coal firing plants by growing algae biomass which is then converted into fuel on sight or harvested and then exported to refineries.  This has been going on for a few years now and this is a great idea and a currently proven and working model, except the fact that some of the originators of this business model failed to make the fuel production from the biomass cost competitive with petroleum extraction and processing. It makes sense because fossil fuels like coal and petroleum are decomposed plant and animal life that…

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Research and Innovation in Low Cost , Green & Clean Technologies to provide food and feed to our communities and hungry people, upgrade to efficient and integrated production systems, entrepreneuships and community development, environmental protection and conservation, mitigation & adaptation to climate change. Algal Technology as a key-stone for integrated systems (water treatment, food production, CO2 capture and others) in urban and rural environments. Eolian & solar energy (chemical or photosynthetic, thermic and photovoltaic) to move production systems more efficiently.

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Thermal deoxygenation- the process- converts the cellulose to organic acids which are combined with calcium hydroxide which turns into a calcium salt, heated to 450 degrees Celsius and the reaction results in dark amber colored oil.

http://biofuelsdigest.com/bdigest/2011/11/03/researchers-pioneer-thermal-deoxygenation-as-path-to-drop-in-biofuels/

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ScienceDirect - Bioresource Technology : Microalgal system for treatment of effluent from poultry litter anaerobic digestion - http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.biortech.2011.09.037

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A look at what is needed for the biomass sector to grow and become a significant power producer across the country.
http://www.renewableenergymagazine.com/renewableenergy/magazine/index/pag/perfil/colleft//colright/perfil/tip/articulo/pagant/perfil/pagid/16946/botid/157/

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Attended a useful seminar on getting biochar from sugarcane trash...3 hours of useful knowledge
And I am glad I got to know more about bioichar (for all practical purposes, similar to charcoal). You get this as a co-porduct when you gasify or pyrolyse any biomass. Using a specific pyrolysis technology pioneered by BigChar Australia ( http://www.bigchar.com.au/ ) it is possible to convert 30% of sugarcane trash (which was earlier just dumped away) to this useful material.
Biochar is one of the most useful products I have come across, its chief benefit being as a soil fertility enhancer...
One of the…

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Nestle has received the 2011 Stockholm Industry Water Award as recognition of its work to improve water management and performance in its operations.

Nestle is one of the largest food companies in the world, employing around 280 000 people in over 100 countries. Over the past decade, Nestle has reduced the total water withdrawals by over 30%, more than doubled the water efficiency of their internal operations and made significant reductions in the quantity of wastewater discharged into the environment.

http://www.edie.net/news/news_story.asp?id=20680&title=Nestle scoops 2011 Stockholm Industry Water Award

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Turning Waste Into Fuel: How the INEOS Biorefinery Is Changing the Clean Energy Game

Today marks the groundbreaking of INEOS Bio's Indian River Bioenergy Center-an integrated biorefinery near Vero Beach, Florida, designed to produce cellulosic ethanol and generate renewable electricity. Biorefineries convert biological matter, like wood scraps and grass clippings, into transportation fuels, as well as heat and power. The Indian River Bioenergy Center employs a breakthrough bioconversion technology decades in the making.

The project-funded with $50 million in Recovery Act funding in 2009 as well as private capital-is a joint venture from INEOS Bio and New Planet Energy that boosts the domestic biofuels industry.

The bioconversion process includes several key steps: vegetative and agricultural waste is reacted with oxygen to produce synthesis gas, consisting of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The gas is cooled, cleaned, and fed to naturally occurring bacteria. The bacteria convert the gas into cellulosic ethanol, which is then purified to prepare for use as a transportation fuel.

http://blog.energy.gov/blog/2011/02/09/turning-waste-fuel-how-ineos-biorefinery-changing-clean-energy-game

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How to make charcoal briquettes from agri waste - a great and illustrative video - must see for all those interested in creating useful charcoal from useless crop waste - http://www.cleantick.com/portal/videos/pages/20

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