The biological production of fuels has the principal advantage of providing a replacement for fossil fuels.
It also reduces the emission of greenhouse gases: the release of CO2 during the use of biofuels is counteracted by the uptake of CO2 by plants using sunlight to regenerate the raw materials.
In reality, the CO2 savings are not complete: all processes for the manufacture of biofuels consume energy and therefore produce some CO2. Nevertheless, the frugal energy requirements of our bioprocess will minimize this undesirable CO2 production, making it unrivalled in environmental friendliness.
