NREL provides a variety of educational resources to help teachers and parents educate their kids about renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies, including hands-on projects and curriculum suggestions for elementary school, middle school, and high school students.
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This paper explores detailed public attitudes regarding the expanding range of biofuels technologies and policy options.
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Comparing the economics of biofuel production from various feedstocks.
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The background to biomass production (in a European climate) and plant properties is examined.
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Biodiesel with fuel additives has been gaining increased attention from engine researchers in view of the energy crisis and increasing environmental problems. The present work is aimed at experimental investigation of isobutanol as an additive to the diesel-biodiesel blends.
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A review article that focuses on the usage of bioethanol, biobutanol, biodiesel, and biohydrocarbons.
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Bioenergy project information from Washington State.
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Butanol has similar properties to gasoline and thus it has the potential to be used as a substitute for gasoline in currently running engines. Clostridia are recognized as natural and good butanol producers and are employed in the industrial-scale production of solvents. This research article shows how Clostridia can be used for biofuel processes.
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Information about US production and usage of electricity, coal, petroleum, nuclear power and biofuels.
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Energy related lesson plans from the US Energy Information Administration for k-12
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