Microbial Fuel Production

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Microbial fuel production uses microorganisms to convert sunlight and CO2 into fuel or oils that can be converted to fuels. Two examples are discussed in the following video:

  • Bioengineered algae grown in open ponds, which are then harvested and the fatty oil they contain is converted to a biodiesel
  • Bioengineered cyanobacteria which have been modified to secrete hydrocarbons directly into the water they live in. They are grown in enclosed panels.

Wall Street Journal interview for two microbial processes