The Bio-Bug Car Uses Human Waste Produced From Sewage Works
A team of British engineers has come up with a biogas-powered car that uses human waste and excrement from sewage works. The Bio-bug car is Britain's first car to run on methane gas. This energy-efficient car needs only excrement flushed from toilets of 70 homes to power the car for 1,000 miles.
Sustainable energy firm GENeco developed the Bio-bug from a conventional two-liter VW Beetle convertible. The car has a top speed of 114 mph and does 5.3 miles per cubic metre of biogas. According to GENeco, the Bio-bug will be able to save 19,000 tons of CO2 a year.
Sustainable energy firm GENeco developed the Bio-bug from a conventional two-liter VW Beetle convertible. The car has a top speed of 114 mph and does 5.3 miles per cubic metre of biogas. According to GENeco, the Bio-bug will be able to save 19,000 tons of CO2 a year.
Trend Themes
1. Biogas Technology - Developing innovative biogas-powered car technologies utilizing waste materials for fuel.
2. Sustainable Energy Solutions - Creating energy-efficient solutions that have a positive environmental impact, such as cars powered by renewable resources.
3. Circular Economy - Exploring ways to transform waste into valuable resources, such as using human waste to produce biogas for cars.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Integrating biogas-powered car technologies and sustainable energy solutions into the production and design of vehicles.
2. Renewable Energy Industry - Developing and implementing sustainable energy solutions, such as biogas production from waste materials, for various applications.
3. Waste Management Industry - Exploring innovative approaches to waste management, such as utilizing human waste for biogas production to reduce environmental impact.
2.7
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
