Scots Develop Whiskey-Based Biofuel

Leave it to Scotland to discover that whiskey lowers not only inhibitions, but also carbon emissions.

Edinburgh Napier University has developed a biofuel based on whiskey byproducts, the BBC reports. Researchers used the byproducts to create biobutanol, a fuel that provides 30 percent more output than ethanol.

If they successfully bid for it to be available at the pump, it could be a financial windfall for the Scots, who count whiskey as a major industry. Plus, since the fuel only needs the byproducts from the whisky production process, that would mean more (and cheaper) booze. Sounds like a win all around.

Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/08/18/scots-develop-car-fueled-by-whiskey/#ixzz0wxoeuPyA

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