Nanotechnology company Nanoforce Inc. has announced the incorporation of alternative energy resource developer Energy Farms Inc. into its enterprises. In a company release, Nanoforce said it was interested in Energy Farm's intense research in utilizing micro-algae as a biomass feedstock for biodiesel production, which involves the cultivation and harvesting of small photosynthetic organisms in refinery waste. According to Lux Research, revenues from products using nanotechnology-the science of manipulating certain materials, devices and processes at atomic or molecular levels-will account for 15 percent of global manufacturing output by 2014.
© Copyright 2019 - BBI International - All rights reserved.
UK biodiesel maker Greenergy no longer suspect in investigation
Ohio company TestOil offers new biodiesel content analysis test
Western Iowa Energy seeds Monarch Fueling Station
NBB members meet with 88 Capitol Hill offices on tax incentive
GREEN Act includes extension, phaseout of biodiesel tax credit
SeQuential finalizes expansion, increases biodiesel production