Miscanthus Could Offer Viable Alternative to Coal
Scientists adapting tropical grass to grow in British climate hope to replace coal in power stations with sustainable biofuel from Miscanthus.
Latest research, developments and industry news about Miscanthus Giganteus
Scientists adapting tropical grass to grow in British climate hope to replace coal in power stations with sustainable biofuel from Miscanthus.
Researchers at Chalmers University have managed to print 3D objects made entirely from cellulose, opening new applications for Miscanthus-derived materials.
The "food versus fuel" debate affects us all. Growing biofuel crops like Miscanthus on marginal land offers a path to reconciliation.
Dutch bio entrepreneurs NNRGY Crops use locally grown Miscanthus Giganteus to make 3D printable bio-concrete for sustainable construction.
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New Holland aims to stay ahead of rapidly evolving farming and biomass sectors with innovative hydrogen-powered machinery fueled by biomass.
Energy Technologies Institute states biomass combined with carbon capture remains the only credible route to deliver negative emissions for UK 2050 targets.