The US Department of Defense has been a main driver of the nation’s transition to renewable energy, but so far its use of biofuel in war machines has been limited to demonstration events and exercises. Now the US Navy is gearing up to deploy its “green” ships and planes operationally.
The US Navy plans to launch an entire biofuel-enabled Great Green Fleet in 2016, complete with fighter jets, helicopters, destroyers, … [continued]
When the conversation turned to horses and bayonets in last night’s presidential debate, that sure rang a bell over here at … [continued]
When Republican leadership in Congress tried to torpedo the U.S. Navy’s ambitious biofuel programs last spring, the Navy managed … [continued]
Biofuel fans have been following the bio-powered ships and aircraft of the Navy’s Green Strike Group as it tools around the … [continued]
The Navy’s biofuel program has been getting a lot of attention lately, along with biofuel initiatives by the Army … [continued]
The new green economy sure is heading into some strange territory these days. Just consider Battleship: The Movie, a summer … [continued]
