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Biomethane can be produced cheaply and easily from any type of organic waste at all, including sewage.
Forbes.com: News Alex Knapp 2011
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Biomethane can be produced cheaply and easily from any type of organic waste at all, including sewage.
Forbes.com: News Alex Knapp 2011
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"Biomethane will be the cheapest, cleanest biofuel made from waste in the future," Van der Gaag said, adding that he would target Britain and Sweden as export markets and also expected liquefied biogas to become an important fuel for shipping.
Reuters: Top News 2010
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Biomethane is produced from organic material such as food waste.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Biomethane, chemically the same as natural gas yet available from most organic waste, is emerging as a viable renewable alternative to fossil fuels, according to experts in the field.
unknown title 2009
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