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7 matches found for "clean-burning hydrogen fuel"

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New possibilities for hydrogen-producing algae

C. reinhartii, a common inhabitant of soils, naturally produces small quantities of hydrogen when deprived of oxygen. Like yeast and other microbes, under anaerobic conditions this alga generates its ...

Life Sciences |

Fuels of the future may come from 'ice that burns,' water and sunshine

Those fuels include "green gasoline," "designer hydrocarbons," "the ice that burns," and other sources that can help power an energy-hungry world into the future. ...

Life Sciences |

Making gas out of crude oil

An international team that includes University of Calgary scientists has shown how crude oil in oil deposits around the world – including in Alberta’s oil sands – are naturally broken down by microbes...

Life Sciences |

Ethanol vehicles pose a significant risk to human health

''Ethanol is being promoted as a clean and renewable fuel that will reduce global warming and air pollution,'' said Jacobson, associate professor of civil and environmental enginee...

Studies and Analyses |

New fuel cell drives around hydrogen economy roadblocks

As gasoline prices climb ever higher and the U.S. Senate backs oil drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the possibility of a hydrogen economy -- where drivers tank u...

Power and Electrical Engineering |

Space Station crew, scientists fine-tune zeolite experiment

The Zeolite Crystal Growth (ZCG) experiment got off to a successful start this week aboard the International Space Station. Hard as a rock, yet able to absorb liquids and gases ...

Power and Electrical Engineering |

Tiny plant poised to yield big payoffs in environment and energy

With the genomes of humans and several insects, animals and crop plants mapped or sequenced, biologists are turning their attention to single-celled algae no thicker than a human hair. Among t...

Life Sciences |

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