The Future Of Biofuels

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Nowadays, people around the world are demanding for more sustainable energy source other conventional fuels such as coal, natural gas and fossil fuel for their daily activities. However, conventional fuels are categorized into a non-renewable energy source. Thus, to overcome this problem, an alternative fuel called as biofuel is used to substitute the conventional fuels. Moreover, biofuel can grow in interest in many developing countries by using “modern” use of biomass to produce the clean liquid fuels. The uses of biomass as a biofuel feedstock may offer new employment prospects for people that stay in that region. The biomass that commonly been used in biofuel is called as algae biofuel or oilgae, in which the oil that does not consist of toxic or sulfur contents in it (Demirbas and Fatih Demirbas, 2011).
Biofuels can be produced either by First Generation of Biofuel (FGB), Second Generation of Biofuel (SGB), Third Generation of Biofuel (TGB) or Fourth Generation of Biofuel. FGB is mainly derived from food crops where it had created an issue regarding on competition of food for...

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