Joule Unlimited Transforms the Sun's Rays and CO2 into Usable Fuel
Amanda Chang — September 16, 2010 — Eco
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Joule Unlimited, a biofuel startup company, has now announced that they have found a way to convert the sun's rays with CO2 and turn it into usable fuel. With this kind of technology, the fuel made will very similar to that of ethanol, diesel or other hydrocarbons.
With a Joule Unlimited patent on a genetically modified version of cyanobacteria and solar converter, this cyanobacteria will be used to convert the CO2, water and sun into a form of liquid hydrocarbon.
With a Joule Unlimited patent on a genetically modified version of cyanobacteria and solar converter, this cyanobacteria will be used to convert the CO2, water and sun into a form of liquid hydrocarbon.
Trend Themes
1. Sun-powered Fuel - The innovation opportunity lies in developing efficient ways to power vehicles and machines through the utilization of natural resources such as the sun's rays.
2. Alternative Fuel Sources - This technology presents a chance for companies in the fuel industry to explore the potential of alternative fuel sources and invest in renewable energy solutions.
3. Biotechnology Innovations - There is a need for companies to invest in biotechnology research to enhance the efficiency and reduce the costs associated with fuel production.
Industry Implications
1. Fuel Production - An opportunity exists for fuel production companies to invest in and upscale this technology for a new line of sustainable and eco-friendly fuel products.
2. Renewable Energy - This innovation could spark new developments in renewable energy and provide a pathway for greener and more sustainable energy sources for homes and businesses.
3. Transportation - The transportation sector can benefit from this technology by exploring the potential for alternative fuel sources such as sun-powered fuel and reducing their carbon footprint.
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