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Genetically Modified Algae Stores Energy as Hydrogen Fuel
October 25, 2007 at 5:59 PM
Research News
He said, the findings were significant, as it meant that given the same amount of light, the algae would survive longer and reproduce more, thus possibly generating more hydrogen gas.
As of now, Prof. Hankamer and his colleagues have already patented a strain of the algae that is more efficient at converting captured sunlight into hydrogen gas.
The next step, he said, would be to improve the light-capturing efficiency of this strain.
'We have to improve the efficiency of the process in order to make it economically viable,' said Prof. Hankamer.
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