There’s power in biofuel! The Ferrari team finished one-two at the opening Formula One Grand Prix of the season in Bahrain over the weekend. Sure, that’s sports news, but what also makes this feed, fuel and farm news is that these race cars were powered by an experimental biofuel made from Eastern Ontario wheat straw.
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March 16, 2010 | Tags:
cellulosic ethanol,
ethanol,
Ferrari,
Formula One,
Iogen Energy,
Shell,
wheat | Category:
bioproducts,
corn,
environment,
ethanol,
research and innovation,
wheat
A gas station in Ottawa is the first in the world to sell fuel made with wheat straw, says a major petroleum company. Shell announced that this blended fuel includes 10% biofuel made from wheat stalks – known as cellulosic ethanol.
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