Comments for InnovativeIndustry.net http://www.innovativeindustry.net Shaping the Sustainable Future // Bioplastic, Biofuels, Green Chemicals, Waste to Value Fri, 14 Sep 2012 13:32:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on Biobutanol Enters the Biofuel Stage by Tiger http://www.innovativeindustry.net/biobutanol-enters-the-biofuel-stage#comment-1222 Tiger Fri, 14 Sep 2012 13:32:18 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=563#comment-1222 Well, to be fair, I wouldn't eat it (directly) eetihr, given that it's likely field corn, not sweet corn.Of course, High Fructose Corn Syrup takes work to avoid - The Omnivore's Dilemma has a nice commentary on why we're "Corn people".As for prices, don't forget fertlizer, i.e., in some cases, natural gas. Over the longer term, one would hope that weird ag subsidies will lessen, and the lower inputs required for things like switchgrass or miscanthus will put them ahead of corn for any biofuel applications. Less overuse of nitrogen fertilizer is good anyway (runoff), but in any case, it's going to get very expensive. Well, to be fair, I wouldn’t eat it (directly) eetihr, given that it’s likely field corn, not sweet corn.Of course, High Fructose Corn Syrup takes work to avoid – The Omnivore’s Dilemma has a nice commentary on why we’re “Corn people”.As for prices, don’t forget fertlizer, i.e., in some cases, natural gas. Over the longer term, one would hope that weird ag subsidies will lessen, and the lower inputs required for things like switchgrass or miscanthus will put them ahead of corn for any biofuel applications. Less overuse of nitrogen fertilizer is good anyway (runoff), but in any case, it’s going to get very expensive.

]]> Comment on Biofuels in the Airline Industry by Jonathan http://www.innovativeindustry.net/biofuels-in-the-airline-industry#comment-1045 Jonathan Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:23:01 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=542#comment-1045 As I understand the orsceps, the algie is used for the conversion of simple sugars to jet fuel and other green products now being made from petroleum. The leaset costly orscepsing should be utilizing dedicated high yielding sugar based feedstock that go directly to renewable fuels through a low cost conversion orsceps. As I understand the orsceps, the algie is used for the conversion of simple sugars to jet fuel and other green products now being made from petroleum. The leaset costly orscepsing should be utilizing dedicated high yielding sugar based feedstock that go directly to renewable fuels through a low cost conversion orsceps.

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]]> Comment on Biofuel Investments of Major Oil Companies Part 3 by Mathias Maehlum http://www.innovativeindustry.net/biofuel-investments-of-major-oil-companies-part3#comment-857 Mathias Maehlum Tue, 23 Aug 2011 22:21:43 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=438#comment-857 Interesting article. I wonder which of the methods to produce biodiesel will turn out to be the best. I see more and more companies invest in algae biodiesel. I wrote an article on this method on<a href="http://energyinformative.org/" rel="nofollow">EnergyInformative.org</a> I would really appreciate any inpout on this. Kind regards, Mathias Interesting article. I wonder which of the methods to produce biodiesel will turn out to be the best. I see more and more companies invest in algae biodiesel. I wrote an article on this method onEnergyInformative.org

I would really appreciate any inpout on this.

Kind regards,
Mathias

]]> Comment on The 100 Billion Dollar Business of Green Chemistry by David http://www.innovativeindustry.net/the-100-billion-dollar-business-of-green-chemistry#comment-836 David Mon, 08 Aug 2011 12:59:07 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=637#comment-836 Green chemistry is a promising industry. In an effort to save the environment, it is good that they came up with this. David <a href="http://www.JustAskDavid.com" rel="nofollow">Ask David</a> Green chemistry is a promising industry. In an effort to save the environment, it is good that they came up with this.
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]]> Comment on Types of Bioplastic by admin http://www.innovativeindustry.net/types-of-bioplastic#comment-819 admin Wed, 13 Jul 2011 11:56:41 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=35#comment-819 Dear Anant Thanks for your comment. I agree, this conflict will probably decline after industrializing non food crops for polymer or fuel production. Actually, this process has already begun. But especially in Europe, many farmers receive incentive payments for non-growing crop. So the real reason of rising food prices mainly relies on speculation. There is an InnovativeIndustry.net article about the<a href="http://www.innovativeindustry.net/the-food-vs-fuel-controversy" rel="nofollow"> Food vs. Fuel Controversy</a> which might interest you. Dear Anant
Thanks for your comment.
I agree, this conflict will probably decline after industrializing non food crops for polymer or fuel production. Actually, this process has already begun.
But especially in Europe, many farmers receive incentive payments for non-growing crop. So the real reason of rising food prices mainly relies on speculation. There is an InnovativeIndustry.net article about the Food vs. Fuel Controversy which might interest you.

]]> Comment on Types of Bioplastic by ANANT KUMAR http://www.innovativeindustry.net/types-of-bioplastic#comment-818 ANANT KUMAR Wed, 13 Jul 2011 06:03:46 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=35#comment-818 This article is very interesting. The conflict between using polymers based on fossil fuels or based on food crops will continue until we are able to extract starch from cellulosic material. This article is very interesting. The conflict between using polymers based on fossil fuels or based on food crops will continue until we are able to extract starch from cellulosic material.

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]]> Comment on The Algae Biofuel Revolution by anonymous http://www.innovativeindustry.net/the-algal-biofuel-revolution#comment-677 anonymous Sat, 15 Jan 2011 21:40:07 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=193#comment-677 Algae has been researched to death at universities for almost 50 years. Taxpayers have spent over $2.5 billion on algae research with nothing commercialized to date. The real question is: Does the DOE really want the US off of foreign oil or do they want to continue give grants to algae researchers to keep them employed at universities for ANOTHER 50 Years? Algae has been researched to death at universities for almost 50 years. Taxpayers have spent over $2.5 billion on algae research with nothing commercialized to date.

The real question is: Does the DOE really want the US off of foreign oil or do they want to continue give grants to algae researchers to keep them employed at universities for ANOTHER 50 Years?

]]> Comment on The Algae Biofuel Revolution by Stephnie Turrubiates http://www.innovativeindustry.net/the-algal-biofuel-revolution#comment-115 Stephnie Turrubiates Wed, 24 Nov 2010 23:04:28 +0000 http://www.innovativeindustry.net/?p=193#comment-115 That was a remarkably useful article. Thanks for sharing your advice for us requiring help :) That was a remarkably useful article. Thanks for sharing your advice for us requiring help :)

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