Advanced Biofuels

Generally second generation biofuels are known as advanced and this has been developed because the production of first generation biofuels has certain limitations. Advanced biofuels can be produced from various types of biomass, fuel crops (such as Jatropha, sugar cane, corn, wheat etc.) and waste materials. Algae fuel or algal biofuel is also considered as advanced alternative to liquid fossil fuels which are produced from energy-rich algae. Many companies and government agencies are continuing their research funding efforts to reduce capital and production costs and make algae biofuel production commercially viable.

  • First generation biofuels
  • Second generation biofuels
  • Third generation biofuels
  • Enzyme development and biological pathways
  • Algae biofuels
  • Sustainable biofuels
  • Biofuels policies
  • Biofuels feedstock

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