when a process uses electrical energy, the performance must be good! when we use solar energy the yield is less important because there is no meter on the sun! photosynthesis does not have a big yield but has a great advantage: it works by itself without ...

here is an interesting link of a project in finland: http://newatlas.com/carbon-dioxide-fuel ... tec/46362/
this reactor transforms CO2 + H2 => ethanol but also methane into ethanol
interesting for a gasifier

the process requires electricity, nuclear is happy to sell its production. : idea: partially correct: at certain times of the day (or night) EDF has enormous electricity surpluses on the other hand the future ethanol producers require a little electricity but all day long in order to ...

after the "VW scandal" the German automotive sector launches into the electric BRAVO
just a question: in Germany, how are they going to produce electricity? coal? , peat? , Russian gas?
or the wind? rebirth of "sand" sailing (nostalgia, when you hold us)

[/ quote] What should be studied is whether this system of using wood to produce liquid fuel is better than the already existing processes (Synthesis gas and Fischer-Tropsch for example). Going through a conversion of heat to electricity and then electrolysis, I'm afraid the ...

Yeah good! It is not won. The wood resource is not extensible. In addition, making gas with it is much less profitable than using the heat produced directly. (exact "it's not won" as in any new idea in opposition to the oil, gas or nuclear lobbies ...

If they succeed: The researchers now plan to redouble their efforts to study this process, and to try to make it more efficient in order to be able to use it on a larger scale than that of a laboratory experiment. If they succeed, we may well be witness ...