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Jatropower’s Jatropha curcas F1 Hybrid seeds – to facilitate production of new generation biofuel – receives the prestigious endorsement of the World Alliance for Efficient Solutions based on the assessment made by independent experts. The experts gave a high rating to the potential impact of Jatropower’s Solution (F1 hybrid jatropha seeds for cultivation on sub-optimal lands to produce new generation biofuel) and commented “the solution is an attractive opportunity to reduce emissions while at the same time provide employment and business opportunities for poorly developed areas. More information on Solar Impulse Foundation’s “1000 Solutions to protect the environment
Zimbabwe jumps back into jatropha 12 years on
India’s first biofuel flight uses jatropha bio-aviation spirit
New publication from Jatropower “Non-toxic Jatropha promises to shake up the fuel vs food debate” article available on request.
JatroPower develops robust small-scale processing equipment for edible, non-toxic jatropha seeds
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read moreJatroPower makes progress with more accurate identification of markers for toxicity in Jatropha
New publications with information of toxicity specific markers and linkages of other critical characters in jatropha such as seed yield and oil content to specific marker sets expected shortly Downloads Latest jatropower Profile Short Jatropower Presentation...
read moreThe EU reaches agreement on preliminary RED II deal
“New publication from Jatropower “High yielding and trait specific genotypes and genetic associations among yield and yield contributing traits in Jatropha curcas L.
“Jatropha – A second Chance” Jatropower article published in “Biofuels International” July 2016
See Jatropower poster on non-toxic marker at PAG XXIV, SanDiego
The seed cake that remains after crushing has a minimum of 6% residual oil and has good burning properties and high energy content of 20 MJ/kg. it can be used as burning briquettes if the nitrogen oxides emission can be captured.
