08 September 2005

Miscanthus - The Supergrass of Energy?

Apparently "The Uni of Illinois reckons if it planted 8% of the state's land area with Miscanthus grass, burning the resulting dried fibre could generate enough electricty for the entire state." Of course there is not a huge population density there, as 8% of Irish land would only supply 33% of Eirean needs. Still it's better than petroleum.

Treehugger: Miscanthus - The Supergrass of Energy?

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