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Whereas soybeans generate roughly 50 gallons of biodiesel per acre, algal species can produce up to 8,000 gallons per acre per year, according to Michael Briggs, a PhD candidate in physics who investigates biodiesel production at the University of New Hampshire. Today, corn yields about 400 gallons of ethanol per acre of cropland, but technology is likely to push that efficiency toward 2,700 gallons per acre by 2030 with gains from cellulosic ethanol. Canola, Europe's temperate climate oil crop of choice, produces one hundred twenty-seven gallons per acre. |
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