Riggs Eckelberry of Origin Oil discusses his company’s technology solution for producing fuels from algae. Ben Lack Give me a brief history about OriginOil. Riggs[...]

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A new Linde & Sapphire Energy algae-to-fuel partnership official, Iveco showcases the Trakker bi-fuel ethanol-diesel vehicle in Brazil and Hitachi becomes project leader of US-Japan energy research collaboration.

Biofuel company buys a German biofuel branch, New Jersey high school gets solar makeover on its science building, and IBM works with a university to assess energy usage in campus buildings.

Texas college conducts further research regarding industrial applications of using algae as a biofuel. Also, Duke Energy continues its holiday train tradition with solar panels and LED lights on their decorations.

Can algae wean the U.S. off of foreign oil? Plus, German electric car goes 600 km, California's Hatchet Ridge Project is operational, and inventors have devised a way for solar cells to be printed directly onto windows.