The search and development of renewable sources of energy are continuously on today as we are reaching towards a point of time in future when we will not have any form of fossil fuel left on earth for us to use. To reduce the dependency of nations around the world on petroleum, governments are trying...

The US government is trying to encourage the usage of biofuels by introducing tax incentives that will benefit those who use biofuels rather than the fast depleting fossil fuels. It was on the 17th of December, 2010, that the President of the United States of America passed the legislation H.R. 4853,...

As the demand for energy continues to increase everyday, the pressure on our fossil fuels are also increasing at the same time since most of the world still depends largely on fossil fuels to supply them with power. Although it is available today, non-renewable energy won’t be available forever...

Biodiesel, bioalcohol, biogas, bioethers, green diesel, cellulose ethanol, myco-diesel, algae fuel and all else are biofuels from different generations but all of these fuels have the same goal more or less, which is to take off some of the pressure that the ever growing globalization is putting on the...

Biofuel forms a part of the alternative sources of energy that have become popular and more usable over the course of the last few decades. They can be divided up into first, second, third and fourth generations, based on their time of invention. First Generation Biofuels Bioalcohols — There...