ReNew - Jet Fuel

Demand for biofuels has risen dramatically over the past decade due to the converging forces of crude oil cost, ongoing environmental and sustainability issues, and national energy security. The transportation fuel requirements in the U.S. alone are equivalent to greater than 150 billion gallons of biofuel per year. And long-term demand will continue to outstrip production capacity.

The need for an alternative to fossil fuels has never been more apparent than today, and algae may provide and important part of the solution.

Demand for biofuels has risen dramatically over the past decade due to the converging forces of crude oil cost, ongoing environmental and sustainability issues, and national energy security. The transportation fuel requirements in the U.S. alone are equivalent to greater than 150 billion gallons of biofuel per year. And long-term demand will continue to outstrip production capacity.

Microalgae Provide a Cost-effective and More Sustainable Supply of Oil Algae Offer Many Advantages Over Traditional Oilseed Crops Such as Corn, Soybeans or Rapeseed

• Higher Biomass
• Greater oil content
• More biodiesel producing capability
• Higher energy content