           Source: Eurekalert  Comments     Threshold   Nice,
but... By Motoman on 6/26/2013 5:55:46 PM , Rating: 2 This is
great and all, but the important question ultimately is whether
or not you can efficiently create the fuel without adversely
affecting some other important system.  Which is to say, are we
going to get a net gain in energy potential with the resulting
fuel, or does it take as much energy to make it as you get out
of it, like with many ethanol processes? And is it going to
interact with the food supply, or anything else of, for
instance, do we need to "feed" it with something?  RE: Nice,
but... By ShieTar on 6/27/2013 5:46:12 AM , Rating: 2 You need
to feed it indeed. It is a post-processing of sugar (as is very
briefly mentioned in the article above). It is no completely new
idea, but rather a different process of producing a bio-fuel
with a higher energy density.  Therefore, the overall impact on
the global energy-equation gets higher as you loose some
additional processing energy, but