Halophytes are cost-competitive, says Boeing, SBRC
In the UAE, Boeing, along with partners at the Sustainable Bioenergy Research Consortium (SBRC), announced that the desert plant halophyte produces biofuel more efficiently than most other well-known feedstocks at low, competitive costs, according to their research. “Halophytes show even more promise than we expected as a source of renewable fuel for jets and other vehicles,” said SBRC director Dr. Alejandro Rios in a statement. The SBRC is funded by Boeing, Etihad Airways, and Honeywell UOP.
Category: Fuels
