After years of development, the Washington-based company InnovaTek is testing a hand-sized microreactor that can convert virtually any liquid fuel (like biodiesel) into hydrogen, producing a portable hydrogen stream for use in adjoining fuel-cells.
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How Biodiesel Fuel-Cells Could Power The Future (And Your Car) : Gas 2.0
(via gas2.org)
Submitted by claybodie on Wed, 2008-03-19 16:01. | Tags: technology | alternative fuels | Biodiesel | biofuels | cars | fuel cells | Hydrogen | innovation | microtechnology | technology | transportation | vegetable oil

What Happened to BioWillie?
(via www.celsias.com)
Willie Nelson burst onto the environmental stage in 2005 with a grand unveiling of his own personal brand of biodiesel, BioWillie. His old, familiar face was in newspapers across the U.S., broadly smiling as Nelson lifted the nozzle of another new biodiesel pump in yet another gas station somewhere along a Midwestern highway. People suddenly remembered Willie Nelson... But something has happened to BioWillie.
Submitted by Krista White on Thu, 2007-09-27 04:09. | Tags: transportation | Biodiesel | biofuel | biowillie | corn | ethanol | gas | soybeans | vegetable oil