Mercedes' F1 team used biofuel to cut freight carbon emissions by 89 percentTrucks used fuel derived from vegetable oils, waste oils and fats to move F1 cars between three grands prix.By K. Holt, 09.23.2022
First commercial biofuel booster rocket launches in MaineBluShift hopes to launch payloads in an eco-friendly way.By J. Fingas, 02.01.2021
Researchers want to power pacemakers with cotton-based biofuel cellIt could produce twice as much power as conventional options.By A. Dellinger, 11.16.2018
London buses to be powered by coffee groundsLondon's love for coffee could help power a third of the capital's bus network.By M. Brian, 11.20.2017
Scientists discover shortcut for turning grass into plane fuelYour lawnmower clippings may one day power your vacation trip.By S. Dent, 04.03.2017
Lockheed Martin's bioenergy plant turns waste into clean powerOne man's trash is another man's alternative fuel source.By A. Dalton, 09.22.2016
Drones will help scientists find the best plant for biofuelThe machines will speed up intel gathering on researchers' crops.By M. Moon, 04.22.2016
Algae's enzyme might hold the secret to mass producing biofuelIt's a very common alga species found in most ponds and lakes.By M. Moon, 04.07.2016
Inhabitat's Week in Green: 3D printed boat, algae-based biofuel and a bus that does push-upsBy Inhabitat, 07.29.2012
SeaOrbiter to begin construction by year's end, project price tag clocks in at $52.7 millionBy B. Steele, 06.19.2012
Air Canada embarks on its first biofuel-powered flight from Toronto to Mexico CityBy B. Steele, 06.19.2012
Inhabitat's Week in Green: holiday gift guide, 155 MPH biofuel truck and a solar-powered buckyballBy Inhabitat, 11.27.2011
Hybrid rocket / seaweed jet ready to fly in 2050, keep emissions above ozone (video)By S. Buckley, 06.20.2011
Inhabitat's Week in Green: shifting towers, hydrogen beads, and the shockwave engine for fuel efficiencyBy Inhabitat, 03.20.2011
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Brain-shaped bulbs, houses that fly, and hydrogen bolts from the skyBy Inhabitat, 03.13.2011
Inhabitat's Week in Green: ice castles, cardboard columns, and the Geneva Auto ShowBy Inhabitat, 03.06.2011