#audi efuel

In the recent study conducted by Audi, the German automaker proves that their synthetically-produced E-Fuel is at par, if not better than conventional bioethanol and biodiesel in terms of CO² emission and cleaner combustion. Audi has started collaborating with US-based biotech firm Joule Unlimited in developing their E-Fuel back in 2011. Joule caught Audi’s attention when they successfully engineered a photosynthetic microorganism that emits ethanol and alkene; two important substances that makes up diesel fuel. This alone puts Audi’s e-Fuel a notch above biofuels which are little more costly to produce. All that’s left for Audi and Joule now is to refine the process of extracting the e-Fuel from the water where the microorganism thrives. After that, the e-Fuel should be well underway for mass production which, according to Audi, should take place “within the next five years”. We just came from Singapore where Sony has announced its new lineup of high-resolution audio devices that will be available starting this month. Walkman HWZ-A15 digital music player This is currently the newest, slimmest, and lightest high-resolution audio digital music player available today. Read more in our articles including "Audi claims their e-Fuel outperforms gas, diesel" and "A Guide to Sony's New High-Res Audio System".