Ohio State University. (2021, August 2). Stinkweed could make a cleaner bio-jet fuel, study finds. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2021 / 08 ...

Unfortunately, jet fuel derived from coal results in even more CO2 emissions, which makes it no alternative at all if the goal is to combat climate change. Rights & Permissions David Biello is a ...

Presently, in current dollars, that fuel would cost airlines US$5.31 per gallon, which is less than bio-jet fuel produced from algae or other oil crops such as soybeans, canola or palm oil.

Sustainable bio-derived jet fuel complies with social, environmental and economic criteria, which includes not impacting on food security or the environment and results in a reduction in ...

This New Bio-Fuel Uses Old Cooking Oil to Fly Jets With 80% Less Carbon Emissions Derived from municipal waste, "Sustainable Aviation Fuel" can replace traditional jet fuel, but with 1/5th the ...

Fuels synthesised from coal and natural gas can already power aircraft, but what industry needs is a bio-derived jet fuel that can address global warming ...

311208 Test Pilot Captain Keith Pattie, right, Air New Zealand's Chief Pilot Captain David Morgan, left, pose with the company's CEO , Rob Fyfe before their test of a Bio Fuel mixture in the left ...

A Ready-Made Market for Bio Jet Fuel? Gordon Ommen puts the lessons of ethanol to use in his new start-up, JetE. March 01, 2010 ...

BioJet Corporation www.biojetcorp.com and Great Plains Oil & Exploration www.camelinacompany.com announced that they have executed a Teaming Agreement for the purpose of producing renewable jet fuels.

Summit Agricultural Group, an Iowa-based agribusiness firm and renewable energy developer, plans to build a large-scale aviation jet-fuel-from-ethanol production plant on the Gulf Coast that will ...

EVERETT - In announcing its order for 15 of Boeing Co.’s fuel-efficient 787 jets, Virgin Atlantic also said Tuesday it would team with the planemaker to develop a bio-fuel for commercial aircraft.

Scientists have engineered sugarcane to increase its oil content and are developing renewable jet aircraft fuel from the oil. The engineered sugarcane could become a valuable energy crop.