Is Chocolate the New Fuel for Race Cars?
Posted on May 5, 2009 by Joyce Benson Add a Comment |
Tag(s): Cars and Transportation, Reclaimed Materials
I don’t typically write about cars, but this one caught my eye! An eco-friendly race car in the works in England claims to be the world’s fastest biofuel vehicle using vegetable oils and waste from chocolate factories as fuel. Parts of the car are even constructed from plant-based materials. See the Associated Press article here.
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